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Add OceanBase and GreatSQL to Software & Tools
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title: "GreatSQL"
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link: "https://github.com/GreatSQL/GreatSQL"
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github: "GreatSQL/GreatSQL"
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description: "A MySQL branch built on top of Percona Server for MySQL, adding high-availability, parallel-query, and security features aimed at financial-grade workloads."
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subcategories:
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- Database Software
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compatibility:
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- MySQL
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- Percona Server
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deployment:
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- Self-Hosted
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- Docker
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pricing:
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- Open Source
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images:
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- logo.png
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GreatSQL is a MySQL branch built on top of Percona Server for MySQL (itself based on MySQL), aiming for drop-in syntax compatibility with both while adding its own set of enhancements: improvements to Group Replication (geographic tags, arbitrator nodes, faster single-primary failover and leader election), a parallel query ("Rapid") engine, parallel `LOAD DATA`, non-blocking DDL, and NUMA-aware thread scheduling. It also adds security features such as encrypted logical and clone backups, SQL/data auditing, and InnoDB encryption with the Chinese SM cryptographic algorithms, which it markets toward financial-grade deployments.
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It's released under GPLv2, maintained as a community-driven project (a Gitee "GVP" project) with packages for CentOS/RHEL, openEuler, Anolis, UOS, Kylin, and other distributions including LoongArch, alongside a Docker build image and source builds.
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title: "OceanBase"
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link: "https://github.com/oceanbase/oceanbase"
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github: "oceanbase/oceanbase"
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description: "A distributed relational database from Ant Group with a MySQL-compatible mode, built for HTAP workloads at petabyte scale with no single point of failure."
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subcategories:
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- Database Software
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- Data Warehouse & Analytics
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compatibility:
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- MySQL
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deployment:
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- Self-Hosted
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- Kubernetes
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- Docker
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pricing:
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- Open Source
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images:
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- logo.png
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OceanBase is a distributed relational database originally built by Ant Group to run Alipay's own transaction volume, and later open-sourced. Its MySQL compatibility mode lets existing MySQL applications, drivers, and tools connect with little or no change, while the underlying architecture shards data transparently across nodes using the Paxos protocol for consistency and automatic failover. The same cluster can serve transactional and analytical (HTAP) queries without a separate ETL pipeline into a second analytics system.
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It's released under the Apache 2.0 license. Clusters can be run self-managed via RPM packages or an all-in-one installer, in Docker, or on Kubernetes through the official ob-operator; Docker images are published to Docker Hub, Quay, and GHCR. OceanBase reports production use across more than 2,000 organizations in financial services, telecom, and retail, with TPC-C benchmark results in the hundreds of millions of tpmC.
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