MySQL

It is solving the problem of efficient processing of a decent amount of data sets. Before that, all data was stored in an Excel sheet, which was difficult to manage, and the configuration system froze during processing. However, with the advent of RDBMS, it solves a very critical problem for us.

We use MySql to store our long time storage data and a backup place for our OpenSearch indexes so if any index is corrupted or delted we can easily use the backup from he db and also we use it as a single source of truth for all of our operations and data and stuff

Due to its friendly user ineterface and extensilbility with upgraded new features, we as full stack developers perfer to user it for storing and reterving our data. The main problem that it has fixed for us will be its feature of supporting large databases. Also, due to the client and utiliy programs that Mysql offers it is one of the best choices for our business needs.

We are a service-based company so we have multiple projects running simultaneously and many times the projects can be of different domains as well. We needed a system that could be used for multiple domains easily so that our teams do not have to learn a new technology every time they work on a new project and also be cost-effective. when choosing the DBMS system we opted for MySQL as it is lite weight, efficient, and open source. Thus reducing the cost as well as increasing our productivity.

We use MySQL as the backend database for vendor products that support MySQL. It is an open source product so it addresses licensing costs as compared to using MS SQL.

My Organisation holds legacy infrastructure, and to make it compatible with other systems, we used MySQL as a barrier, and the solution worked well for us. Moreover, being open-source, it is more financially compatible and has many customized solutions in MySQL.

I use Mysql in my organisation to save the data of our application and maintain historical data of our application and user data and logging data. Mysql is very compatible with all the frontend applications build in any languages, which helps us to have durability of the application data and also can perform many scheduled jobs in mysql

MySQL is used on one side of our organization, where the need for a strong and free database engine is mandatory. It covers all the needs we have related to efficiency and database handling, as many others paid engines, and we are happy with the performance and availability of the data stored on it. Due to customs restrictions, we choose MySQL as the most convenient engine, and we are very pleased with our choice.

We use MySQL Database multiple departments across the organization as an RDMS(relational database management system) for small-medium projects, easy to implement, cost-effective, easy to make changes, easy test, and supports millions of records. MySQL supports multiple database engines and we use mostly InnoDB to store the data, organize the data, and reporting purposes.

We use MySQL mainly as a database management system for small applications oriented to the management of resources of the different projects that store information related to the employees, either for the management of tasks or to allocate the hours that each employee registers in the project. We generally use it together with the PHP programming language and Apache Web Server using the LAMP distribution (Linux + Apache + MySQL + PHP).

MySQL is serving more than one department in our organization. In the R&D department, it's being used as part of our software development. Other departments such as product, customer success, support, business development, and more are using it for managing the customers, for getting analytics, for creating reports and dashboards, and acting by this data.

MySQL is used as our relational data store for information in support of our software platform - software as a service for internal communications and employee experience. It is used across the entire product offering for frequently accessed and transactional data with multiple instances including master, failover, and read replicas.

MySQL is used by the whole company. This is a very useful structured database managing tool which helps us in our day-to-day data mining and creating excel with this huge data. The best part of it is if we accidentally make any wrong inputs while capturing any of the data details in our day-to-day activity it can be very easily fixed for a long list of sheets in a single go with a set of queries. MySQL provides the best way to interact with the SQL database. It offers the best available security toward SQL database and maintenance also it takes care of large databases to be optimised and responsive to every action.

MySQL is a great Open Source Relational Database Management System(RDBMS). It has a lot of features. It is very stable. It provides an easy to use GUI with options for DDL, DML and DCL operations. One can easily create/alter tables, views, procedures, triggers, functions, indexes and much more. Writing queries, sub queries and joins are easily possible with MySQL.

MySQL is used within the whole organization as one of the two primary RDMBS. It is the underlying RDBMS database for the internal and external company records, hosted on Oracle PaaS.

MySQL is used in my company to store transactional data of modern applications that have been developed with an SOA architecture oriented to services and microservices, since these require multiple databases that are stable, light and have high availability.

MySQL is used at the organization level but mainly for web applications in the organization.

MySQL is being used for many software in my company development for specific departments and software for all employees across the organization like human resources forms, Content Management Systems for website and intranet, health forms, satisfaction survey software.

I have used MySQL across different companies, mainly as a DB for web pages (along with Apache and PHP) and web-based applications (internal and external). It provides a fast, reliable and efficient DB solution.

Yes, it is being used by a department to retrieve information as per customer needs.

MySQL is used in the whole organization, for variety of engineering and business purposes. Examples of uses:

• DevOps pipelines data
• Software artifact data and metadata
• Test results
• Validation results
• Users and their associated data
• Extracts from Big Data systems

MySQL is a data store many users are familiar with, and that makes for easy adoption. The infrastructure teams have experience in running it reliably.

MySQL is being used by our core team to develop and test out our prototype applications. It is lightweight, easy to use, and offers plugins for almost all of the widely used programming languages. Thanks to MySQL, spinning up a database to back prototype applications is a quick process. The rest of my organization is using Oracle Database 12c.

I am a Research Engineer in VizioChron, Inc. I have to use MySQL often. First, it is used by consumers that I work with. Second I have to do some experimental designs and implementations with the use of it. As it is open source it is easy to use it in common web projects e.g. LAMP.

We used MySQL to store website data in database tables and to run queries to show and save data in the database. It is used by the whole organization where required to improve performance.

MySQL is being used to log datasets from a series of electro-mechanical devices (due to NDA, I cannot discuss the specifics). These devices are mechanical in nature, with sensors monitoring properties of the devices. In this particular context, I am looking for failure points and building risk models around those points. However, I have looked at multiple databases for this particular project, and without a doubt, MySql is my favorite as it's simple to set up, and works seamlessly with a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySql, Php) installation), which really is the selling point here.