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MariaDB Developer Code Central configuration

aws-cloudformation-templates

CFTs for linux, mariadb, primary-replica-cluster, xpand-cluster, xpand-one-node

blog-images

Images for off-property blogs

columnstore-developer-survey-data

This repository provides data and information that will enable you to transform, import and analyze the raw Stack Overflow Annual Developer Survey data with MariaDB ColumnStore.

docker

flights-app-client

This repository contains the a simple web application front-end application, built with React.js, called Flights. The Flights front-end communicates with a back-end API project (which should already be up and running when this app is started).

flights-app-nodejs

Flights is a simple web application that introduces you to the power, performance, and simplicity of MariaDB. The Flights app contains a React.js front-end and Node.js back-end, which utilizes the MariaDB Node.js connector

flights-app-python

Flights is a simple web application that introduces you to the power, performance, and simplicity of MariaDB. The Flights app contains a React.js front-end and Python back-end, which utilizes the MariaDB Python connector

java-quickstart

This repository contains code samples for getting started with Java and MariaDB.

mariadb-columnstore-quickstart

This repo provides steps to get you up and running with MariaDB ColumnStore using a Docker container.

mariadb-connecting

mariadb-connector-python-samples

A repository that provides samples that use MariaDB Connector/Python

mariadb-connector-r2dbc-samples

This repository contains a simple Java application. The application contains Spring Framework dependencies, including Spring Boot and Spring Data R2DBC.

mariadb-getting-started

🚀 MariaDB is a community-developed, commercially supported relational database management system. This repo provides you with an introduction to the MariaDB database products, how you can get started using them as well as additional resources you can use to learn even more about MariaDB!

mariadb-htap-quickstart

This walkthrough will get you up and running with a MariaDB Community Server, using ColumnStore and Docker, and to create a Hybrid Transactional/Analytical (HTAP) database solution in less than 15 minutes.

mariadb-json-quickstart

This repository uses the official MariaDB Docker image to demonstrate how to manage semi-structured, via JavaScript Objection Notation (JSON), within a MariaDB database.

mariadb-json-samples

This repository contains sample code for working with MariaDB and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).

mariadb-modern-sql-samples

mariadb-nosql-listener-quickstart

This repository contains information on how to create and use a MariaDB MaxScale NoSQL Listener with MariaDB Community Server.

mariadb-orm-samples

Object-Relational Mapping and MariaDB samples

mariadb-pl-sql-samples

This repository contains sample code for working with MariaDB and PL/SQL, using Oracle Compatibility Mode.

mariadb-sample-apps

mariadb-web-admin

microservices-aws-to-mariadb

How to create lambda functions that integrate with a MariaDB SkySQL Xpand database

microservices-aws-to-mariadb-insert

How to create lambda functions that INTO into MariaDB SkySQL Xpand database

microservices-dotnet

This repository provides a simple example of a microservice architecture using a Microsoft .NET solution with MariaDB

nodejs-quickstart

This repository contains code samples for getting started with Node.js and MariaDB.

nodejs-sequelize-quickstart

This repository will walk you through the process of quickly getting started with Sequelize, a promise-based Node.js object-relational mapping (ORM) library, to connect to and communicate with a MariaDB using the MariaDB Node.js connector.

nodejs-typeorm-quickstart

This repository demonstrates how to configure and use TypeORM (with the MySQLJS driver) with MariaDB.

orders-app-nodejs

Orders is a web application that introduces you to the power, performance, and simplicity of MariaDB by simulating online eCommerce (ordering) traffic. The Orders app contains a React.js front-end and Node.js back-end, which utilizes the MariaDB Node.js connector.