MatrixOne, an open source HTAP database that speaks the MySQL wire protocol, with vector and fulltext search built in.
MatrixOne is an open source hyperconverged database that handles transactional and analytical work in a single engine, so the same system that records rows can also answer aggregate queries over them without a separate warehouse and without a pipeline to copy data between the two. It speaks the MySQL wire protocol, so existing MySQL clients, drivers and tools connect to it unchanged and familiar SQL works as written.
Alongside ordinary relational tables it offers native vector columns with distance functions for similarity search, and fulltext indexing with match queries for keyword search, which lets one database back semantic retrieval, keyword lookup and conventional reporting at the same time. It suits teams who want transactional and analytical workloads served together, developers building retrieval and search features who would rather not run a separate vector store, and anyone who wants a MySQL compatible engine they run on infrastructure they control.
cloudimg delivers MatrixOne fully installed as a standalone single node engine, so the database accepts connections shortly after the instance boots with nothing to assemble. The image is secure by default in an unusually strict sense: upstream ships two built in accounts that both use a well known published password, and rather than change them after the fact this image bootstraps the catalogue with a password generated uniquely on each instance's first boot, so the published credential never exists on your instance at all, and first boot refuses to complete if it does. Credentials are written to a root only file and the database port is closed at the network layer by default. Database storage sits on a dedicated disk separate from the operating system, memory limits adapt to whatever instance size you run, the base is fully patched with unattended security upgrades enabled, and every deployment is paired with a step by step deploy guide and backed by 24/7 cloudimg support.
This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for cloudimg support services.
## Overview
MatrixOne is the open source hyperconverged database that serves transactional and analytical workloads from a single engine. The same system that records rows can also answer aggregate queries over them, so an HTAP deployment needs neither a separate warehouse nor a pipeline to copy data between the two. MatrixOne speaks the MySQL network protocol, so existing MySQL clients, drivers, BI tools and application code connect to it unchanged and familiar SQL works as written. This AMI delivers a fully configured, security hardened MatrixOne node that accepts queries within minutes of launch, eliminating the manual installation, runtime configuration and credential hardening a bare install requires.
## Why This Image Over Alternatives
Upstream MatrixOne ships two built in accounts that both use a well known published password. Rather than change them after the fact, this image bootstraps the catalogue with a password generated uniquely on each instance first boot, so the published credential never exists on your instance at all, and first boot refuses to complete if either account would still accept it. Where a self managed install co locates database files on the OS disk, this image isolates the entire MatrixOne data store on a dedicated, independently resizable EBS volume. Memory limits adapt automatically to the instance size you run, so the same image behaves correctly from a small evaluation node to a large analytical instance.
## What Is Included
## Secure First Boot
On first boot a one shot service generates a cryptographically strong password for the root account, unique to that instance, seeds it before the catalogue is ever created, gives the built in dump account its own separate secret, and writes both to a file readable only by root. No shared or default database credential ever exists in the image, and first boot fails closed if the published upstream password would still authenticate.
## AWS Integration Points
## Ready To Use
Connect over SSH, read the generated root password from the root only credentials file, and open any MySQL client against port 6001 to create databases and tables, run vector similarity search, and run fulltext keyword search. The node runs as a standalone single node deployment by default.
## Use Cases
## cloudimg Support
24/7 technical support by email and live chat. Our engineers assist with deployment, connectivity, data modeling, performance tuning, and database administration. Critical issues receive a one hour average response time.
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