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One platform for agency workloads: MariaDB Enterprise Server for transactions and records, MariaDB GridGain for in-memory speed and real-time decisions, and MariaDB Exa for analytics on live data.

MariaDB Enterprise Platform removes proprietary per-core fees, so scaling can cost less. Oracle compatibility mode limits rewriting, and offloading reads can lower mainframe MIPS consumption.

Yes. An in-memory layer sits in front of the mainframe and absorbs read traffic, reducing MIPS consumption while giving modern services real-time access. The mainframe remains the system of record.

No. GridGain sits between your applications or data streams and your existing databases, allowing you to accelerate existing data applications.

Data gravity is the tendency of a large store to pull workloads toward it. For agencies, it means moving data to a central platform before it can be used, adding egress cost, duplication and delays.

GridGain processes data where it lives and serves repeated reads from memory. Less data moves, and less load lands on costly systems. That can defer license and MIPS growth, which we can measure in a 30-day evaluation.

Enterprise Server has a DISA-approved STIG for hardening, with the encryption, access control and audit logging healthcare organizations rely on. HIPAA compliance remains the covered entity's responsibility.

MariaDB GridGain provides encryption between nodes, clients and REST and at rest, role-based access control with support for LDAP authentication and OpenID Connect SSO.

MariaDB Exa is an in-memory analytics engine, powered by Exasol, that runs alongside MariaDB Enterprise Server so you can analyze live operational data without moving it to a separate warehouse.

Production and regulated workloads should run on MariaDB Enterprise Server, which provides hardened binaries, five years of support, advanced backup, high availability, auditing and the version covered by the STIG.

FedRAMP is required for cloud services used by executive branch agencies, not just defense agencies. It does not apply to MariaDB deployments hosted and operated by the agency itself. FedRAMP authorization for MariaDB Cloud is targeted for 2027.