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Documents that CloudStack uses a MySQL-compatible database. The Docker development setup in tools/docker/docker-compose.yml uses MariaDB (mariadb:10.0); the README only mentioned MySQL in the cryptographic software notice.

Documentation only; no code or deployment changes.

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Document that CloudStack uses a MySQL-compatible database (MariaDB or
MySQL) and point to the Docker dev compose file that uses MariaDB.

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boring-cyborg Bot commented May 25, 2026

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@robertsilen, thanks for the PR!

@robertsilen, do you think it is required to mention that The Docker development setup in tools/docker/docker-compose.yml uses MariaDB? I think that only mentioning that both MariaDB and MySQL are supported would be enough here

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@robertsilen, thanks for the PR!

@robertsilen, do you think it is required to mention that The Docker development setup in tools/docker/docker-compose.yml uses MariaDB? I think that only mentioning that both MariaDB and MySQL are supported would be enough here

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I think that something like this would be better:

* CloudStack requires a MySQL-compatible database (MariaDB or MySQL), and uses native database encryption functionality.

Drop the Docker compose reference; state MySQL-compatible (MariaDB or
MySQL) support only.

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@bernardodemarco @winterhazel Thanks for the review — agreed. I've dropped the Docker compose reference and simplified the line to:

CloudStack requires a MySQL-compatible database (MariaDB or MySQL), and uses native database encryption functionality.

Pushed to the branch.

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LGTM

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