MySQL

We use MySQL primarily for the backend database to our corporate intranet. In this case, it powers all the apps that run on this web-based system, including user details (matched against and extending our ldap directory), technical document retrieval, IT helpdesk tickets, and our design change request system.

MySQL allows us to implement an enterprise-grade database in a cost-effective and easily supportable way - we don't have to depend upon proprietary database formats, it has great performance, scales as we need it to, runs on a variety of operating systems, can be easily migrated to new hardware and is easy to securely backup.

Because it is easily and widely connected to, we can also use it in a variety of other apps and as a repository for large amounts of structured data.

We have at least 15 databases with MySQL We have solved our performance and response issues by getting queries fast

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.

Many of our applications are built on MySQL DB with different application layer platforms such as PHP web applications and java desktop applications. with stable backend relational data management options, MySQL gives robust and flexible database infrastructure to proceed with dynamic application requirements. also, MySQL's native capabilities are helpful to reduce complexity of operations.

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

A client needed MySQL as part of a local server and app (Decisions) for their investment department for day to day analysis. We're required to set up MySQL with each user who needs this set up on their workstation and ensure it's being accessed and used successfully by the Decisions app.

As a RDBMS Transaction DB. We use it to store:-
1. User Profile
2. Transaction Data
3. Final Report related Data
4. Product Information
And Veriety of other information can be stored.

MySQL has helped me to excel in my field of deploying cloud-native applications and provided me a smooth route to carry on my everyday work. I did not face any difficulty getting started, and it offers a customizable interface so that one cannot get stuck in the high burden of the programs. This tool is providing me better data integrity along with better customer service. It is helping me in my online business to a great extent, as I never faced any difficulty in any transaction and it provides a high-speed transactional processing system.

We use it from time-to-time, as the database solution for our smaller projects which requires a relational database. Usually used by the whole team, integrated into the production chain, and nearly everybody uses it for testing, smaller modifications in the data model, or when installing for a localized development environment.

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 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.

As I know, we use it only in a department of our company. Most of the time we use this database as a development database. We store less complex data structures in it, small and few tables, as we know it's better to store small amount of data then other relation databases.

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.

I primarily use MySQL for data storage for content-management systems for websites built in Drupal or WordPress. It provides a simple, easily-managed solution to the need for performant data storage and querying for site data, such as pages or posts. I also use it as the back-end data storage and querying solution for static front-end web applications built in Angular, React or Vue. It remains my go-to choice when I need an SQL database for my applications and/or CMS. My business is a small one so it is used only by myself, and therefore across my organization. I use the Community Server edition as it suits my needs without having to extend it to the Enterprise Server edition.

MySQL is being used across our entire organization for various databases. Various different teams use MySQL and rely on it to maintain their backend application. We implement monitoring and metrics for MySQL to ensure we are getting the best performance out of our databases.

My company is a healthcare delivery institute and performs a number of data science projects collaboratively with other healthcare, research, and academic organizations. We conducted a genomics research project that stores sequencing data with attributes of miRNA, exon, intron, Methylation, etc into a relational database and developed a web based visualization tool presenting patterns based on the data in the database. In the project, we used MySQL database for storing genomics information.

As a Wordpress user and developer, I've been using MySQL on almost all of our projects for years, it's very common and hosting solutions with MySQL are usually cheap, so it's a no-brainer to use it. Also, there's a ton of applications that make it very easy to interact and manage MySQL databases, so you don't have to be an expert at all.

MySQL is currently being used to compile and back up data being generated by our OCR software. It is specifically used within our team for this purpose and means we have a stable, scalable and structured environment for the data.

MySQL is used by all teams across the organisation. It is the primary tool for database communications. My team primarily uses it to manage database connections, define user access and privilege, and to set up new tools to pull data from our database. It is fairly easy to use, and seems like the obvious choice of tool.

We use MySQL in AWS as a replacement for DynamoDB. We feel MySQL is pretty simple, lightweight and is suitable for our need. It is being used by several teams in the organization. It depends on the teams themselves to decide which database is best to use. It has been great so far.

MySQL was used by the IT department at the place I worked before. We used it mainly to add, access or manage any data in our student database. I worked at a center where students would come in and take their tests online. Whenever there were any issues with a student's test, it was always easy for us to use MySQL to retrieve his data from the database and resolve the issue.

We have been using MySQL to store customers' invoices and settlement data. We also store different products' GUI data into the MySQL database. It also keeps track of customers issues.