MySQL
Apple Silicon version latest seen at v2.0 · Reported by 11 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (2):
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MySQL is Oracle's open-source relational database management system (RDBMS), widely used by developers, system administrators, and organizations for web applications, data warehousing, and backend services. The macOS installation includes the MySQL server daemon, command-line client utilities, and configuration tools. Native Apple Silicon support has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community. On macOS, MySQL is typically installed via the native DMG package installer, Homebrew, or Docker, rather than as a traditional App Store application.
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1 suggestionA native Apple Silicon build of MySQL has been confirmed running on Macs in our community. If you installed MySQL via the official native package installer from Oracle's website, ensure you downloaded the arm64-specific DMG file (look for mysql-*-macos*-arm64.pkg in the filename) rather than the x86 version — simply re-downloading from dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql and selecting the correct Apple Silicon architecture will give you the native build. If you installed MySQL via Homebrew (using `brew install mysql`), Homebrew automatically serves the native arm64 build on Apple Silicon Macs, so running `brew upgrade mysql` will pull the latest native version. For Docker-based installations, ensure you are using the native Docker Desktop for Apple Silicon and the arm64v8/mysql image. Whichever installation method you used, the key is confirming that the DMG filename or Homebrew formula specifies arm64 or Apple Silicon architecture — the native build will have noticeably lower CPU usage and better performance than running the Intel version under Rosetta.
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