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STACKIT MariaDB provides a managed relational database service that handles administrative patching, backups, and setup for web applications.

  • 100% MySQL Compatible: Seamlessly runs existing MySQL applications without code changes.
  • Reduced DBA Overhead: Automated backups, minor updates, and OS patching.
  • High Availability: Multi-AZ replication options for business-critical deployments.
  • Deployment Plans: Single Node and Replica Set options with customizable CPU/RAM flavors.
  • Security: Data-at-rest encryption, SSL/TLS transport security, and CIDR IP allowlisting.
  • Ecosystem: Integration with STACKIT Cloud Foundry via Service Brokers and Terraform automation.

The values below come from the STACKIT documentation and update themselves.

From the STACKIT docsArchitecture of MariaDB › BackupSource updated 13.08.2026 · copied 05.10.2026

You manage your backups at the instance level. The system creates a backup every 4 hours. Independently, you can also schedule manual backups at any time. All backups are stored for 14 days.

What is this?

This section is copied from the STACKIT docs automatically, several times a day. It cannot be changed here. Changes belong in the STACKIT docs.

From the STACKIT docsArchitecture of MariaDB › Deployment separationSource updated 13.08.2026 · copied 05.10.2026

MariaDB services created through Cloud Foundry and those created via STACKIT Portal/CLI are completely separated. Services created in one environment must be managed and deleted in the same environment - cross-environment management is not supported for technical reasons.

Services must always be managed in the environment they were created in.

  • Services created in the STACKIT Portal/CLI must also be managed/deleted in the STACKIT Portal/CLI. In the STACKIT Portal, some (not all) services may be displayed that were created using Cloud Foundry (esp. the Flex databases).
  • Services created using Cloud Foundry must be managed/deleted using Cloud Foundry.

Services displayed in Cloud Foundry as part of an organization prefixed by stackit_portal_prod_ have been created using the STACKIT Portal/CLI and must be managed from there, even if management options are displayed in Cloud Foundry. For technical reasons it is not possible to create a service in Cloud Foundry and delete it using the STACKIT Portal/CLI, or vice versa.

What is this?

This section is copied from the STACKIT docs automatically, several times a day. It cannot be changed here. Changes belong in the STACKIT docs.

  • No BSI C5 Certification: Lacks C5 compliance certification due to third-party upstream operational dependencies.
  • No Private Endpoints: Private Endpoint network options are currently not supported for this database tier.
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