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Vettabase is now a MariaDB Foundation Technology Partner

by | Feb 24, 2021 | MariaDB, Company updates, Partners

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Vettabase is MariaDB Foundation Technology Partner
Blixy is documenting how to automate MariaDB administration with proper tools

Update: April 2025

Our relationship with the MariaDB Foundation upgraded! We are now proud MariaDB Foundation Silver Sponsors. See the Foundation’s announcement: Vettabase Becomes Silver Sponsor of MariaDB Foundation.

We are keeping the old announcement below as a historical record.

The original announcement

If you look at MariaDB Foundation sponsors page, you will now see the logo of a young, small company following some giants. Yes, it’s us: Vettabase. And we’re excited about it!

As Ian Gilfillan from the Foundation explained in this post, we achieved this by starting a documentation project that is part of the MariaDB KnowledgeBase: Automated MariaDB Deployment and Administration. We document how to automate the deployment and configuration management of MariaDB servers. Currently we cover technologies like Ansible, Puppet, Vagrant, Docker, Kubernetes, Orchestrator and Vault.

This is an ongoing work, we’ll keep maintaining it and adding new pages. Note that MariaDB KnowledgeBase is a wiki: you can contribute this section or any other part of the KB.

We are MariaDB experts and we are happy to work with the MariaDB Foundation.

But we cover some other databases, as well! You may want to take a look at the Linux for PostgreSQL Ansible role, by Michael Aboagye. It’s meant to configure Linux to run PostgreSQL with optimal performance. It’s still work in progress, but it’s a valuable source of information.

Vettabase has a preference for open source, and we’re always happy to contribute code or knowledge to the community.

Contact us to fully automate your database infrastructure, while optimising its performance and reliability.

Federico Razzoli

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About Federico Razzoli
Federico Razzoli is a database professional, with a preference for open source databases, who has been working with DBMSs since year 2000. In the past 20+ years, he served in a number of companies as a DBA, Database Engineer, Database Consultant and Software Developer. In 2016, Federico summarized his extensive experience with MariaDB in the “Mastering MariaDB” book published by Packt. Being an experienced database events speaker, Federico speaks at professional conferences and meetups and conducts database trainings. He is also a supporter and advocate of open source software. As the Director of Vettabase, Federico does business worldwide but prefers to do it from Scotland where he lives.

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