23 Oct 2026
DuckDB 1.4 support ends 17 November as 2.0 LTS ships
DuckDB 2.0 is supported until at least October 2027 and 1.5 has been extended to March 2027. Files written by 2.0 cannot be read by any…
MySQL is a relational database server owned by Oracle, available under the GPL v2 for community use and under a paid commercial licence for Enterprise and embedding.
MySQL is a relational database server owned and developed by Oracle Corporation. It is dual licensed. The Community Edition source is released under version 2 of the GNU General Public License with the Universal FOSS Exception, while Oracle sells a separate commercial licence for MySQL Enterprise Edition. Buyers who embed MySQL in a proprietary product should expect to need that commercial licence rather than relying on the GPL. The server is run self-managed, and this listing has not verified a first-party managed cloud offering. Oracle publishes an end-of-life notice page covering platform support, which is worth checking before choosing an operating system. Releases come in several lines. The long-term support line is at 9.7.2, tagged on 28 July 2026, and an Innovation release, 26.7.0, carries the same date. The older long-term support line 8.4 is at 8.4.11, from 30 June 2026. The upstream source tree shows the next Innovation series under development. Oracle does not publish a price for the Enterprise Edition, so a quotation from Oracle is needed to compare costs with other engines.
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