# Done adding trusted package signing keys Step 4: Install MariaDB on Debian 11/10/9 # Repository file successfully written to /etc/apt//mariadb.list If successful the output should be similar to below. Sudo bash mariadb_repo_setup -mariadb-server-version= 10.6 Run the below commands respectively to import MariaDB signing key and add MariaDB APT repository curl -LsS -O Next, install necessary packages as below: sudo apt install curl software-properties-common dirmngr -y Step 3: Add MariaDB APT Repository & sudo reboot -f Step 2: Install required Packages Run the below commands: sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade -yĬheck if a reboot is required after update. It is always recommend to have the latest system packages before installation to avoid dependency issues. Installing MariaDB 10.6 on Debian 11/10/9įollow the next steps to install MariaDB 10.6 on your latest Debian Servers Step 1: System Upgrade Clean up to remove unsupported features such as TukoDB Engine, Cassandra Engine, some InnoDB variables and some innodb_checksum_algorithm.Also added flags to specify if galera controversial compatible features should be enabled. Ability to enable encrypted connections between two nodes without downtime. Also writes to temporary tables are avoided.Faster implicit and explicit temporary tables. InnoDB improvements – First insert to an empty table is faster.If MariaDB server crashes while processing any of these operations, the change will either e done completely or not done at all. Atomic DDL – CREATE, ALTER, DROP and RENAME are atomic and crash safe.Some of the improvements on MariaDB 10.6 from its predecessors include: Oracle compatibility – There are ongoing works in making MariaDB compatible with OracleDB with some Oracle Syntaxes and functions already added.OFFSET…FETCH… – WITH TIES is an optional clause that adds extra functionality.JSON_TABLE() – can create a JSON table that can be used as a subquery from a JSON document.SKIP LOCKED – Locked tables are skipped from being updated or selected.sys schema supported– This is a “system” database containing views and procedures for investigating performance problems.Ignored Indexes – These are indexes that are visible and maintained but not used by the optimizer.

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