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Open source popular RDBMS
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Ease of Use, Open Source, Fast Performance, Extensive Integrations
Limited Scalability, Lack of Advanced Features, Outdated User Interface, Stability Issues
MySQL is renowned for its speed, scalability, and open-source nature. Users appreciate its ease of use, robust features, and strong community support. However, concerns regarding licensing costs, limited technical support options, and potential security risks have been raised. Overall, MySQL is a reliable choice for businesses seeking a cost-effective and customizable database solution, but it may require additional investments in support and security measures.
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We prefer it because it is open source. Mysql database does everything for us in terms of connection, schema or relationship. My favorite part is the quick installation and easy to use. I am very pleased with the user interface.
It can cause problems with large data, most of the time we solve this situation via ssh with load_data_infile. It works fast and effectively.
It has been solving almost all our database-related problems for many years.
That mysql and Mariadb are one and the same now
It could use some more work on the unix_socket implementation
If you're looking for the speed of Mariadb they have it.
It is running in a lamp stack
Easy to use and maintain user friendly and get the data with no delay
Not good for large amounts of data as it is rational db
Storage of data for the rest api Java software
It has support for spatial data and spatial functions, and it is fast with a small overhead.
The spatial functions support is great. For example, while trying to figure out which points belongs to which areas, using the functions we were able to have it faster than doing it externally to the database.
Comparing mysql to other players shows that it supports what we need with low requirements on hardware and also on configuration steps to get it up and running. Also, using it to have our integration tests was not a big deal, its possible because it has a low overhead, and we could create a docker image with a base database to execute everything on it. Using this approach or a memory database solution brought us very similar performance for the tests, but with mysql supporting much faster spatial implementation, and this is a big requirement for our integration tests execution to succeed.
Mysql also has dual license, supporting open source projects and commercial projects.
The dump feature may be improved for big databases, it is slow to import from sql files.
The solution I have found to create a docker image with a big database volume was based on creating multiple dumps with the biggest tables separated from the rest of the database. Otherwise every time I try to import it, it crashes.
Try the spatial support with supporting functions in Mysql 5.7 or higher versions.
Saving geographic positions and areas and data related to them.
1.very easy to use
2. MySQL is known for its excellent performance
3. MySQL is relatively easy to set up and manage
4.MySQL offers various security features to protect data, including encryption, user authentication, and role-based access control.
MySQL may not be the ideal choice for applications that require advanced analytics or complex data warehousing
I genearally use MYSQL for data exploration and manipulation. It helps me to create various report saving my lots of time.
Open Source Nature ,Ease of Use,Performance,Security and Community Support
Storage Engine Limitations and Performance Bottlenecks
Data Management for Web Applications
easy to use and convenient and interface is so simple thats why it is very easy to use.
mysql view is little bit useless when i creating view that join multiple table.
MySQL is optimized for speed and can handle complex queries quickly, providing fast and reliable access to data, which is crucial for applications that require rapid data processing.
Ease to use for both learners and working professionals. Showing possible next line is great feature so its helps to complete the project fast.
Sometime it takes more time to load previous projects or on going project link with database.
My sql help learns as well as developers to make a project for college or company. Its good in linking with data base and cleaning or deletion or adding new data also.
- A relational database management system that is free, popular, and powerful
- It supports spatial data types for geographical calculation and storage
- It is hard to scale out MYSQL
- It doesn't have a good debugging and development tool compared to paid databases.
- MySQL is a relational database management system
- It is free and quite easy to use
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When it comes to Open Source Relational Database Mamangement, MySql comes at top. MySql allows to create, modify and extract data from relational database. The MySql installer is very easy and within few minutes you will be able to start working on MySql. In addition to above it provide database optimization, scalabilit and transactional processing support.
I think it has all the positive in it, except that it should allow storing more data.
One can manage the database efficiently with MySql Applciation because it is a very powerful, dependable, and stable solution. MySql has a unique storage engine making it even easier to manage the database. To achieve peak performance MySQL database server can be tweaked. For fast transactional database solutions MySql is one at the top of the list.