Thank you to everyone who met the ProxySQL team in Amsterdam. Continue the conversation with resources for ProxySQL.Cloud, MySQL, PostgreSQL, high availability, routing, and observability.
ProxySQL is sponsoring Percona Live 2026 Amsterdam. Visit our booth September 9–11 to meet the team, preview ProxySQL.Cloud, and talk MySQL and PostgreSQL operations.
ProxySQL 3.0.11, 3.1.11, and 4.0.11 improve multiplexing, causal reads, modern authentication, FFTO and TSDB reliability, and MCP/GenAI operations.
ProxySQL 3.0.10, 3.1.10, and 4.0.10 are out, led by a security fix in the compressed-packet path, AWS RDS Blue/Green monitoring, per-hostgroup query timeouts, and complete configuration round-tripping.
ProxySQL 3.0.9 and 3.1.9 bring critical security fixes, backend-pool scheduling, ParserSQL, PostgreSQL DNS and SCRAM improvements, Aurora autopurge, and packaging hardening.
Open source databases, community, and the conversations shaping the future.
Resources for continuing the MySQL, PostgreSQL, high availability, observability, and database traffic management conversations from Percona Live 2026.
ProxySQL 3.0.8 introduces MySQL session-variable tracking, PostgreSQL Cluster Sync, per-server backend SSL, and mid-transaction recovery. Also announcing 3.1.8 and 4.0.8.
ProxySQL officially takes over the maintenance and development of Orchestrator, ensuring a bright future for the industry-standard database topology management tool.
ProxySQL 3.0.7 brings protocol hardening, zstd compression, TLS certificate tracking, and new security improvements. Also announcing 3.1.7 and 4.0.7.
Built-in Time-Series Metrics, No Prometheus Required. Query Your Metrics History Directly from ProxySQL
Fast Forward Mode Is No Longer a Blind Spot
Today we are excited to announce the release of ProxySQL 3.0.6 Stable, alongside our new Innovative (3.1.6) and AI/MCP (4.0.6) release tiers.