Supported databases
Overview Copied
Opsview Monitor is compatible with MySQL and MariaDB, as listed in its Supported databases.
Note
Starting from Opsview 6.10.0, only the default database client or server provided with each supported operating system is supported.
Supported databases Copied
Opsview Monitor installs and supports the following database vendors and versions (client and server). The specific database supported depends on the operating system of the orchestrator system or the deploy-managed remote database server.
| Operating system | Database |
|---|---|
| Debian 10 | MariaDB 10.3 |
| RHEL 8 | MariaDB 10.3 |
| RHEL 9 | MariaDB 10.5 |
| OL 8 | MariaDB 10.3 |
| OL 9 | MariaDB 10.5 |
| Ubuntu 20 | MySQL 8.0 |
| Ubuntu 22 | MySQL 8.0 |
Remote database servers Copied
For remote database servers, it must run a supported MySQL version based on the list of supported databases. Furthermore, the vendor and version of the database server must match the orchestrator. These constraints apply to both deploy-managed and unmanaged remote database servers.
Amazon RDS Copied
Opsview Monitor also supports Amazon RDS, but only when using a MySQL-compatible version based on the list of supported databases and matching the orchestrator.
Examples Copied
- An Opsview orchestrator deployed on Ubuntu 20 without a remote database server will use MySQL 8 locally for both client and server functions.
- In an Opsview orchestrator deployed on OL 9 using a deploy-managed remote database server, the remote database server must run on RHEL 9/OL 9. This ensures compatibility between the MariaDB 10.5 client on the orchestrator and the MariaDB 10.5 server.
- An Opsview orchestrator deployed on Debian 10 using an unmanaged remote database server requires a remote database server running MariaDB 10.3. This ensures that the MariaDB 10.3 client on the orchestrator matches the server version.