Databasesby Pyo
Deploy MariaDB on your own servers
MySQL-compatible relational database with a persistent data volume.
What Pyo sets up
- Image
- docker.io/library/mariadb:11.4
- Versions
- 11.4, 10.11
- Reached
- Inside the cluster only
- Runs as
- One replica with its own data
- Replicas
- 1
- Requests
- 0.25 vCPU · 512 MiB
- Limits
- 1 vCPU · 1 GiB
- Storage
- 10 GiB at /var/lib/mysql
- Health check
- TCP :3306
What you can configure
- Version11.4
- Initial databaseapp
- Userapp
- User passwordGenerated, or your own
Leave empty to generate one. The root password is always generated.
How to deploy it
- 1
Install Pyo
Run the setup command on your server.
- 2
Choose MariaDB
Open Templates in the dashboard and pick it. Pyo fills in sensible defaults.
- 3
Deploy
Pick a server and deploy. Pyo runs it and follows the rollout.
Ports
- mariadb 3306/TCPPrivate
Good to know
- Runs as a single replica; replication isn't set up.
- Services in the same cluster reach it via its internal hostname.
Related templates
All templatesGet Pyo running on your server
Run Pyo on any machine, from your laptop or VPS to a dedicated server or homelab.
curl -fsSL https://pyo.dev/install.sh | bash