Disabling New MariaDB 10.6 Cluster Creation
Scheduled for Oct 12, 16:00 - 18:00 UTC
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Starting October 12, 2026, DBaaS will no longer allow provisioning of new MariaDB 10.6 clusters. MariaDB 10.6 reached its upstream End of Life in July 2026.
What this means for you:
- From October 12, 2026, requests to create new MariaDB 10.6 clusters will be rejected.
- Existing MariaDB 10.6 clusters are not affected and remain fully supported — no forced upgrade.
- You can continue to scale, reconfigure, and restore existing 10.6 clusters as before.
- Restoring a backup of an existing 10.6 cluster will continue to work and will still produce a MariaDB 10.6 cluster.
- To provision new clusters after this date, please select a currently supported MariaDB version.
No action is required for existing clusters. If you have automation that provisions MariaDB 10.6 clusters, please update it to target a supported version before October 12, 2026.
Affected services: Database as a Service (DBaaS)
Location: Global Services
What this means for you:
- From October 12, 2026, requests to create new MariaDB 10.6 clusters will be rejected.
- Existing MariaDB 10.6 clusters are not affected and remain fully supported — no forced upgrade.
- You can continue to scale, reconfigure, and restore existing 10.6 clusters as before.
- Restoring a backup of an existing 10.6 cluster will continue to work and will still produce a MariaDB 10.6 cluster.
- To provision new clusters after this date, please select a currently supported MariaDB version.
No action is required for existing clusters. If you have automation that provisions MariaDB 10.6 clusters, please update it to target a supported version before October 12, 2026.
Affected services: Database as a Service (DBaaS)
Location: Global Services
This scheduled maintenance affects: Global Services (Database as a Service (DBaaS)).