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  2. BAM-20739

Bamboo support for MySQL 8.0

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      Bamboo 6.10 currently supports the MySQL versions 5.6.3 and 5.7, though not yet 8.0 which is on the market since almost 1 and a half years.

      Would be great to test compatibility for it with an upcoming new Bamboo release and, if passing, officially support it.

       

            [BAM-20739] Bamboo support for MySQL 8.0

            SIMON added a comment -

            Getting more votes on this Jira should not be the trigger to start ahead and make this possible.

            Atlassian is also responsible to ahead to the game here. Not just wait from customers to ask for it.

            SIMON added a comment - Getting more votes on this Jira should not be the trigger to start ahead and make this possible. Atlassian is also responsible to ahead to the game here. Not just wait from customers to ask for it.

            SIMON added a comment -

            I am about to upgrade our Bamboo instance and I really need to know if MySQL 8 is supported.

            It also happened that we are migration OUT of MySQL 5.7 as we speak.

             

            This should be a hot topic...... The difference here is that I am trying to upgrade from 6.10.4 to 7.2

            SIMON added a comment - I am about to upgrade our Bamboo instance and I really need to know if MySQL 8 is supported. It also happened that we are migration OUT of MySQL 5.7 as we speak.   This should be a hot topic...... The difference here is that I am trying to upgrade from 6.10.4 to 7.2

            Jan-Albert van Ree added a comment -

            It's been over half a year since, no answer from Atlassian here... MySQL 5.7 is EOL on most platforms , why is there still no update on this ?

            Jan-Albert van Ree added a comment - It's been over half a year since, no answer from Atlassian here... MySQL 5.7 is EOL on most platforms , why is there still no update on this ?

            Marilyn DeLuca added a comment -

            Any idea on when MySQL 8 will be supported?  It appears to be either supported or about to be released in your other Atlassian products so why not in Bamboo?

            Marilyn DeLuca added a comment - Any idea on when MySQL 8 will be supported?  It appears to be either supported or about to be released in your other Atlassian products so why not in Bamboo?

            Jan-Albert van Ree added a comment -

            I'd like to see this suggestion implemented.

            We really need to start a migration soon, MySQL 5.X is simply getting too old and costly to maintain

            Jan-Albert van Ree added a comment - I'd like to see this suggestion implemented. We really need to start a migration soon, MySQL 5.X is simply getting too old and costly to maintain

            Greg Fury added a comment -

            Premier support for MySQL 5.7 will end in October 2020 (less than one year away).

            http://www.oracle.com/us/support/library/lifetime-support-technology-069183.pdf

            It's our understanding that at that point, the cost of support for 5.7 will have 10% increase.

            We need to start planning our MySQL 8.0 upgrade strategy,

            Greg Fury added a comment - Premier support for MySQL 5.7 will end in October 2020 (less than one year away). http://www.oracle.com/us/support/library/lifetime-support-technology-069183.pdf It's our understanding that at that point, the cost of support for 5.7 will have 10% increase. We need to start planning our MySQL 8.0 upgrade strategy,

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              gforster@atlassian.com Gerhard Forster (Inactive)
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