Using Interzoid with MariaDB

MariaDB is an open source relational database platform that is a fork of the MySQL database platform, enabling an open source version of the platform to be made available after the acquisition of MySQL by Oracle. Since one of the goals of MariaDB is a high level of compatibility with MySQL, therefore MariaDB instances work with MySQL database drivers. Since Interzoid supports MySQL connectivity, that means that database tables in these platforms can be targets of Interzoid analysis and processing, simply by using a MySQL connection string.

Connection string examples:

            
    "root:password@tcp(domain)/database"
    "Server=myServerAddress;Database=myDataBase;Uid=myUsername;Pwd=myPassword;"
            

A "connection string" provides the parameters necessary to initiate the connection to a specific data source on the Cloud for analysis, enrichment, matching, or whatever data function from Interzoid is selected for use.