MySQL Reviews

Storing relational data.

Quick management.

Integration with different development tools, for instance with IntelliJ Idea.

Best in breed in open-source RDBMS databases.

Portability with our secondary database Oracle Database without much scheme changes.

Scales well with IaaS.

Excellent response times when consulting data

Easy to learn, use and manage

Very good for basic to enterprise-level needs.

Cost-effective

Quick processing.

Proven reliability.

Ease and flexibility of use.

Very fast and reliable DB

Innodb tables are a huge improvement

Works very good with the open-source ecosystem, even though it was adquired by Oracle

Database works well with MyPHP

There is design that uses the database with Wordpress

It is easily integrated with web engines, e.g. Apache

Easy to spin up a database instance.

Fast.

Easy querying.

Easy, spoken English like syntax.

Intuitive.

Reliable

Fast

Can match with most of the framework

Simple to use.

Speed

Extendable.

Data relation.

Data organization.

Management of data.

Easy to deploy

Easy to manage

Free

It's very easy to use and operate.

Data Security, MySQL is globally renowned for being the most secure and reliable database management system used in popular web applications like WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Facebook and Twitter. The data security and support for transactional processing that accompany the recent version of MySQL, can greatly benefit any business especially if it is an eCommerce business that involves frequent money transfers.

High Performance, Whether it is an eCommerce website that receives a million queries every single day or a high-speed transactional processing system, MySQL is designed to meet even the most demanding applications while ensuring optimum speed, full-text indexes and unique memory caches for enhanced performance.

Complete Workflow Control, With the average download and installation time being less than 30 minutes, MySQL means usability from day one.

Easy to get started.

Lightweight, but scalable.

Well known, well supported.

It is designed for Web, Cloud and Big Data. It provides high availability, self-healing and data integrity, provisioning, monitoring and resource management, developer agility, and security.

There is complete workflow control, allowing users to tweak all aspects of MySQL.

There is a variety of user interfaces that can be implemented, lowering the burden on programmers.

Window functions. MySQL 8, is owned by Oracle, has brought in all your classic hits for Window functions, I.E aggregate functions like sum and count over some partitions, dense_rank, lag, first_row, row_number. Now, much like Oracle 11g and above, MySQL can answer all your analytical needs for understanding your data quickly.

8 allows for JSON processing, both in and out of the database, which is extremely convenient for web applications which quite often need to call web-based REST services to retrieve such information. Gone are the days of constructing an additional Java layer for things like retrieving basic data in a GET request—MySQL provides.

Event Scheduler: Write a stored procedure to monitor and modify your data. Then create an event so that it happens automatically. MySQL makes this very easy.

Easy to install.

Easy to configure.

Easy to manage.

Easy for creating backups.

Easy to learn.

Easy to use and manage.

Easy to backup and restore.

Have a community version open source.

Excellent market penetration.

Easy to get started.

Open-source license for most users.

Popular

Improving capabilities over time

Widespread knowledge

Opensource.

Flexibility.

Accessibility.

Easy to use.

Lots of resources online.

Technical support is very accessible and they respond quickly.

Very popular all over the world

Allows to store different types of data

API available for many languages