Applicable to:
- Plesk for Linux
- Plesk for Windows
Question
Which MySQL versions are supported by Plesk?
Answer
Plesk Onyx for Windows:
The following versions are included in Plesk distribution packages:
- MySQL community edition 5.5.55 (for Plesk database)
- MySQL community edition 5.6.39 (for customer websites)
- MySQL community edition 5.7.21 (for customer websites)
The following versions are supported:
- MySQL community edition 5.5, 5.6, 5.7
Plesk Onyx for Linux:
- MySQL 5.1–5.7
- MySQL community edition 5.5, 5.6, 5.7
Plesk Obsidian for Linux:
- MySQL 5.1–5.7
- MySQL community edition 5.5, 5.6, 5.7
Note: MySQL 8.0 is not yet supported by Plesk. Support for MySQL 8.0 is planned however, the exact date is not set yet.
For Plesk 12.5 refer to the Software Requirements for Plesk 12.5 Software Requirements for Plesk 12.5
Comments
6 comments
Hello there,
please tell me MySQL 8.0 is on its way - also NET Core 3.0 out of the box?
kind regards
Hello @компроматkoffer,
Information about the support of MySQL 8.0 and ASP.NET Core 3.0 is not available at the moment.
Please note that ASP.NET Core 3.0 is a release candidate which didn't reach its release tear yet.
Thank you Marc for the article.
But in the meantime, can I manually install MySQL server in my CentOs 7 system in paralell with the existing Mysql 5.X that Plesk installed without breaking Plesk? I have a website which needs MySQL 8.
Please let me know.
Best wishes
Nima
@Nima,
Out of the box none of the operations systems allows to install two MySQL servers simulteniously. There are guides accors the internet how to do that manually, but we never test Plesk with such scnearious, so I cannot say if that will work for you.
The only supported option I have in mind is to use Docker and deploy MySQL 8.0 as a Docker container.
MySQL Server 8.0 was released in April 2018 - when will Plesk support it?
With so many security concerns and so many people wanting better performance I cannot believe that Plesk has not announced when they will support MySQL 8.
Does anyone have an idea when?
@William Smith not in this year. I hope we will be able to provide you with more info in Q1 2020.
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