Last updated: 2022-06-22 15:40:03
January 2022
| Update | Description | Documentation |
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| Supported rollback to pay-as-you-go instances |
The database rollback feature is updated, so data will be rolled back to pay-as-you-go instances instead of temp instances. After rollback to a pay-as-you-go instance, you can flexibly configure the retention time of the rollback instance based on your business needs. Rollback instances have the same functionality, security, and reliability as general instances. |
Rolling back Database |
| Supported modifying disaster recovery instance parameters |
You can modify the parameters of disaster recovery instances in the console. |
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December 2021
| Update | Description | Documentation |
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| Supported AZ migration |
The AZ migration feature is launched. It can implement nearby access and resource expansion for your business and better utilize resources in different AZs in the same region. |
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| Supported custom old IP retention period |
When switching IP manually, you can customize the old IP retention period. In this way, IP resources can be released quickly or retained for a long time to allow for business migration. |
Changing Networks |
| Supported modifying the read-only policy |
You can modify the policy of a read-only account to satisfy different read-only access and delay requirements. |
Read/Write Separation |
March 2021
| Update | Description | Release Date | Document |
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| Cloud Monitor optimization |
TencentDB for MongoDB now works with the latest version of Cloud Monitor, supporting dashboards, more monitoring metrics, and default alarms. The metric names are modified to better follow the naming conventions; and you can now use Cloud Monitor APIs to fetch TencentDB for MongoDB monitoring data. |
2021-03 | TencentDB for MariaDB Monitoring Metrics |
| One-primary-multi-replica instances are supported |
You can now create an instance with one primary node and up to five replica nodes, so as to provide higher data availability. |
2021-03 | - |
| VPC configurations can be modified |
You can now modify the access address of an instance via network translation. |
2021-03 | Changing Networks |
October 2020
| Update | Description | Release Date | Document |
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| Instance architecture diagram is supported |
You can now go to the instance architecture diagram in the console to view instance region, nodes, shards, and primary-replica relationship. |
2020-10 | - |
August 2020
| Update | Description | Release Date | Document |
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| MySQL v8.0 is supported |
You can now purchase TencentDB for MariaDB instances running the MySQL 8.0 kernel. Such instances support multi-thread asynchronous replication (MAR, aka strong sync), thread pools (enabled by default), and async deletion of big tables. |
2020-08 | - |
| Tags are supported/td>
| You can now manage instances using tags. |
2020-08 | - |
| DMC is supported |
You can now manage instances in the DMC console. |
2020-08 | - |
| Other features |
You can now download the latest binlog, split and analyze it.Related user interactions in the console are optimized. |
2020-08 | - |
June 2015
| Update | Description | Release Date | Document |
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| TencentDB for MariaDB is officially launched |
TencentDB for MariaDB is a highly secure enterprise-grade cloud database dedicated to the online transaction processing (OLTP) scenario. It has always been used in Tencent's billing business. It is compatible with MySQL syntax and has various advanced features such as thread pool, audit, and remote disaster recovery while delivering easy scalability, simplicity, and high cost performance of TencentDB.
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2015-06 | Product Introduction > Overview |
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