Deployment time depends on the level of application and the size of the database. For example, installing MariaDB from scratch may take some time due to design and architectural issues. 

However, if the DB is already available and you need to install it on your system, it doesn't take much time. It usually takes only one or two days, depending on the support you receive from the server side.

So, the number of people required for the deployment depends on the systems and the project. The magnitude of the database also plays a role. 

Since it's not a centralized database and specific to various systems, I would say for Knox, where we also use MariaDB in a large-scale system, there are more than 50 people involved in the design and database aspects out of a team of a thousand people.

And as for architects, there would be fewer. There are six to seven architects because there are different systems for nodes, meetings, Knox Mail, and Knox Client teams. So each specific system may have a dedicated architect.

We have an in-house team that does the implementation and support of MariaDB. MariaDB has been providing us with some training.

The product's setup phase was taken care of by a third party, Appian.

I have deployed it on the cloud, using Linux and everything.  It can be deployed within a day. 

We're working with our client's technical services to get everything deployed.

It's not difficult to maintain. It does require some maintenance, but it's very stable. You don't really need to intervene much, so it's quite stable. The main maintenance we do is patching and upgrading once a year. So it's not too taxing to maintain.

I usually handle the deployment myself, without the need for any third-party help. I followed the documentation and steps provided. MariaDB can be deployed in-house, but mostly it's self-hosted, and I use it with Linux. I mostly use the package manager version or the bundle I get from the website and apply it myself. 

The implementation was handled in-house. I did not need the assistance of an integrator or consultant. 

We did not have the help of integrators or consultants. We installed the server and deployment did not take too much time. It was about 20 minutes or 30 minutes to deploy.

We have our own team for deployment and maintenance.

We have approximately 10 people in the DevOps team that look after the solution.

The initial installation was done by a consultant. Since then, we have deployed many other instances of the same thing. It is the same container, and we keep on deploying it. We just change the configuration.

We have only one person for its deployment and maintenance. We have a network and system admin who deals with the installation for us. We are just using MariaDB behind our federation of identity system. So, we don't deal with it daily. When we want to connect a university or any university wants to join, we install the application that has MariaDB, and that's all.

For my setup, I used my command line. I installed an ID for that, so I interact with MariaDB through that.  

We implemented through an in-house team. 

The implementation can be done via all DBA.

We implemented in-house

As an integrator, we can implement the solution for our clients.

I handle the deployment for this solution myself.

We implemented the solution ourselves.

My technical teams, including the development and instructure teams, were responsible for the deployment.

The installation can be handled on one's own. 

There are two or three technical people responsible for the deployment.