Wed, 2016-01-27 09:11maria-luisaraviol
One of the key issues in 2016 for DBAs to tackle will be Database Security, mainly associated to the increasing adoption of public and private clouds, as well as mission critical applications running on open source databases in large Enterprises.
Database security is one of the key topics for all the major vendors in the MySQL and MariaDB ecosystem. Oracle has just released version 5.7 of MySQL, with more features for standard authentication and proxy users, long awaited by the Community. Enterprise customers can also benefit of a PAM authentication plugin that can support LDAP. Percona has improved its PAM plugin and it is very much focused on features that are related to security, naming audit.
The recent release of the 10.1 version of MariaDB has given it a significant boost in security features, available, as usual, to the whole Community.
The efforts of the MariaDB team …
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