
Esa Korhonen updated the MaxScale 25.10.0 release notes in the mariadb-docs repository, focusing on documenting three new features: server-side ephemeral certificates, client-side ephemeral certificates, and the execution of SQL commands during primary or replica role changes. Using Markdown and technical writing skills, Esa ensured the documentation provided clear, actionable guidance for developers and operations teams, linking related resources to streamline onboarding and reduce support needs. The work emphasized release-note governance and cross-functional collaboration, resulting in more comprehensive and accessible documentation. While no bugs were fixed, the depth of documentation improved release readiness and customer self-sufficiency.

Summary for 2025-10: Completed documentation work for MaxScale 25.10.0 release, focusing on three new features: server-side ephemeral certificates, client-side ephemeral certificates, and the ability to run SQL commands during primary/replica role changes. Updated release notes in the mariadb-docs repository and added explicit guidance linking to related documentation to assist developers and operations teams. No major bugs fixed this month; the primary impact was improved release-readiness, clearer customer guidance, and a reduction in potential support queries. Technologies demonstrated include technical writing, release-note governance, version control, and cross-functional collaboration with the documentation and product teams.
Summary for 2025-10: Completed documentation work for MaxScale 25.10.0 release, focusing on three new features: server-side ephemeral certificates, client-side ephemeral certificates, and the ability to run SQL commands during primary/replica role changes. Updated release notes in the mariadb-docs repository and added explicit guidance linking to related documentation to assist developers and operations teams. No major bugs fixed this month; the primary impact was improved release-readiness, clearer customer guidance, and a reduction in potential support queries. Technologies demonstrated include technical writing, release-note governance, version control, and cross-functional collaboration with the documentation and product teams.
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