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Top 6 MySQL Database Management Struggles for Laravel Developers (And Smart Fixes) posted by @-ericlbarnes https://lnkd.in/eT_idV8e

We rolled out new updates to simplify MySQL monitoring, tuning and SQL query optimization 🎉 1️⃣ Released Configuration History for #MySQL & #MariaDB Track and compare MySQL/MariaDB config changes over time 2️⃣ Redesigned Dashboard Cleaner view of Releem Score, health checks, and security status 3️⃣ Enhanced Security Checks New protections against anonymous users, blank passwords, and remote root logins 4️⃣ MySQL Variables Type Indicators Configuration shows if restart required for config changes (dynamic vs static) 5️⃣ Query Optimization Improvements Releem auto-detects recommended indexes even with different names Read the full article 👇

Some friends asked why Releem is supporting the MariaDB Foundation. Short answer: over half of all servers running Releem use MariaDB — 53%, to be exact. That didn't surprise us when we first checked — MariaDB shows up everywhere in our data. It's open-source, it works, and people use it in real production systems. We see it across solo developers and small teams, hosting companies, and larger companies. Over time, we've built our tuning algorithms, checks, and profiling systems around a deep understanding of how MariaDB works. Any shift in MariaDB's performance or direction has a direct impact on Releem and our users. Releem has been monitoring and tuning thousands of MariaDB servers. We've seen what slows them down, what helps, and how to configure them for real workloads. Our goal is to make that knowledge automatic — and most of it applies directly to MariaDB. We rely on MariaDB, and our users trust it - so supporting the foundation behind it is a way to give back to the system that a big part of our work depends on.

Releem Monthly Report is here 🤓 Shipped a redesigned dashboard with better visibility into database performance and security.

Exciting news! 🎉 MariaDB is thrilled to welcome Releem as our newest Silver Sponsor—bringing next-level performance to MariaDB with intelligent tuning and optimization. Releem’s AI-driven platform automates configuration tweaks, query analysis, and schema improvements, helping teams effortlessly boost throughput and reduce latency. Whether you’re running MySQL, MariaDB, or AWS RDS, Releem complements MariaDB’s mission by delivering smarter, faster, and more efficient database performance. Welcome aboard! #MariaDB #DatabaseOptimization #AIPowered #Releem https://lnkd.in/d4TxbJMj

Small UX win that users have been asking for 🎯 We added visual indicators in Releem configuration interface to show when a parameter recommendation requires a database restart. Previously, users had to search through documentation to identify which changes required restarts, and this information varied across different versions of #MySQL, #MariaDB, or Percona. Now it's crystal clear upfront.

A startup is a long journey - full of failures, learnings, and small wins. It’s great when you have the opportunity to go through it with a team that is truly aligned with your goals and values. Releem is not just a product, it’s a team of like-minded people who are automating database performance monitoring and management to save a lot of time for engineers over the world. A few facts about our team: • We’re distributed across Europe, Asia, and Americas. • Everyone here is a founder at heart. • Some of my co-founders I’ve known for over 10 years. • We’ve built things before. • We’ve failed before. • We bring over a decade of experience in software development & engineering, database administration, UI/UX... • Our diverse backgrounds fuel our innovation. • We embrace continuous learning and adaptation. • We’re friends – I honestly love and would hug every one. • Being friends doesn’t mean we always agree. But we challenge each other in the best way. Proud to be part of the Releem team 🚀

Speed up your MySQL with indexing magic! ⚡ Learn how proper indexing transforms performance in Roman Agabekov's latest article. https://lnkd.in/eFV4fS9P

I always tell folks to take care of security first. Where you can deal with Performance issues when you encounter them, you can't treat Security the same as there is no recovery from having your database content available on Darknet

When tuning MySQL or #MariaDB, it’s important to see how different configurations affect performance. To do that, you need to track and compare metrics like latency, QPS, CPU, RAM, and IOPS. We’ve added a Configuration History section to make this process easier. It shows performance metrics for each configuration you’ve applied, so you can clearly compare results and see what actually changed.