STACKIT MariaDB provides a managed relational database service that handles administrative patching, backups, and setup for web applications.
Service Overview
Section titled “Service Overview”- 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.
Technical Details
Section titled “Technical Details”- 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.
Backups and Deployment
Section titled “Backups and Deployment”The values below come from the STACKIT documentation and update themselves.
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?
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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.
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Limitations & Constraints
Section titled “Limitations & Constraints”- 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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