MariaDB features not supported by Amazon RDS
The following MariaDB features are not supported on Amazon RDS:
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S3 storage engine
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Authentication plugin – GSSAPI
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Authentication plugin – Unix Socket
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Amazon Key Management encryption plugin
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Delayed replication for MariaDB versions lower than 10.6
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Native MariaDB encryption at rest for InnoDB and Aria
You can enable encryption at rest for a MariaDB DB instance by following the instructions in Encrypting Amazon RDS resources.
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HandlerSocket
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JSON table type for MariaDB versions lower than 10.6
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MariaDB ColumnStore
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MariaDB Galera Cluster
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Multisource replication
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MyRocks storage engine for MariaDB versions lower than 10.6
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Password validation plugin,
simple_password_check, andcracklib_password_checkfor MariaDB versions lower than 11.4 -
New binary log implementation in InnoDB for MariaDB version 12.3
RDS for MariaDB doesn't support the binary log implementation in InnoDB that MariaDB 12.3 introduces. The
binlog_storage_engineparameter isn't available in themariadb12.3parameter group family. For more information about this community feature, see New binlog implementation in MariaDB 12.3on the MariaDB website. -
The
PATHvariable isn't available in themariadb12.3parameter group family, and you can't set it as a global variable. You can still setPATHat the session level. -
Replication user information in the output of
SHOW REPLICA HOSTSThe
show_slave_auth_infovariable isn't available in themariadb12.3parameter group family, so the output ofSHOW REPLICA HOSTSdoesn't include user and password information. -
Spider storage engine
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Sphinx storage engine
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TokuDB storage engine
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Storage engine-specific object attributes, as described in Engine-defined new Table/Field/Index attributes
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Table and tablespace encryption
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Hashicorp Key Management plugin
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Running two upgrades in parallel
To deliver a managed service experience, Amazon RDS doesn't provide shell access to DB instances, and it restricts access to certain system procedures and tables that require advanced privileges. Amazon RDS supports access to databases on a DB instance using any standard SQL client application. Amazon RDS doesn't allow direct host access to a DB instance by using Telnet, Secure Shell (SSH), or Windows Remote Desktop Connection.