What's New In Releem | January 2022
JAN 12, 2022 • WRITTEN BY ROMAN AGABEKOV
Our monthly updates are intended to keep our users in the know, about what is new at Releem. We are actively working on updates to continue to improve our user’s experience. We always welcome user feedback and suggestions. Check back regularly to stay up-to-date with the changes!
Updates to Releem Customer Portal
1. Automated subscriptions and credit card payments
We want to save our customers time whenever we can. We have added paddle.com integration to automate the monthly renewal process for our customers’ subscriptions. Credit card processing is now supported.
2. Enterprise Plan
We wanted to offer the best database performance and save the time of busy engineers at large companies. Our team at Releem is excited to announce we’ve added an Enterprise plan for companies with many MySQL servers.
3. More Documentation
Our team at Releem is focused on continuing to grow our library of thorough and reliable documentation to enhance our customer's understanding of our software. Our new pages can be found at:
- mysql-performance-tuning/innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit - information on usage and tuning of innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit variable
- mysql-performance-tuning/max_allowed_packet - information on usage and tuning of max_allowed_packet variable
Updates to Releem Platform
1. MariaDB 10.6
We want to support all versions of MySQL, MariaDB and Percona, and are excited to announce Releem now supports MariaDB 10.6.
- The developers of MariaDB removed several variables from MariaDB 10.6. Since Releem now supports MariaDB 10.6 as well.
2. Simplified Servers List
It was too hard to find MySQL servers in the servers list for customers with more than five servers because of an IP address instead of a hostname.
- We’ve simplified the servers list to help users find their intended servers faster by changing IP addresses to hostnames.
Article by
- Founder & CEORoman Agabekov has 17 years of experience managing and optimizing MySQL and MariaDB in high-load environments. He created Releem to automate routine tasks like performance monitoring, tuning, and query optimization. His articles share practical insights to help others maintain and improve their MySQL databases.