Can we use Percona database for Jira and Confluence ?

[Sanjay Naikwadi]

I would like to know if we can use Percona DB for setting up Jira and Confluence ?

If there are any limitations, what are they ?
If its supported then which version is recommended of percona ?

What is supported version of Mysql (community/Enterprise) ?

Sanjay

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

You can use any database that has a Java driver and supports standard SQL. You might struggle for docs though.

But you'll only get support on PostGreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and MS Sequel Server from Atlassian - if you run into database issues, they don't promise anything (although, when I was running on an unsupported database, one of their support chaps went out of his way to help, despite it not being officially supported)

[Sanjay Naikwadi]

Till now in my stagging looks good, all is working fine.

[Sanjay Naikwadi]

Thanks Nic Brough

Can some also tell me tables are in MYSIAM or INNODB ?

Percona only supports INNODB and has limited support for MYSIAM tables.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

It depends on how you set them up. When using MySQL, you have to use INNODB, so I assume that's the same for Percona though.

[Sanjay Naikwadi]

Thanks Normann,

I have gone through the documentation and i am also much interested in Percona support, i already have a 3 server Percona galera replication set, before moving ahead i was looking if i can find the answer or take the risk atleast in staging to deploy.

[B. Normann P. Nielsen]

Answers is her: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Supported+Platforms

I've been using the Mysql Community Ed for 4-5 years, - works great and it's free. I would stick to what's on the list, I You expect support from Atlassian