MySQL

I use MySQL as a storage database in the context of machine log parsing and analysis. We have integrations between MySQL and our SIEM tool that allows us to store data in MySQL, but also access via our SIEM software for further in depth analysis. We store data across data of tables in MySQL for efficient organization and quick access.

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.

MySQL is a relational database solution. It is being used as a durable backend database for almost all of our internal applications. Every PROD grade application requires a robust database, which is highly available and robust. MySQL has all of those features and is proven one of the best in the industry. Nowadays, new database solutions are available that store data in JSON, key-value format. MySql stores data in a tabular format which is one of the best ways to store information. It also increases the read speed exponentially if stored in a tabular form, just like MySQL.

Data redundancy is controlled and duplicate data is eliminated, weaknesses between the data are reduced, a process of extracting additional information from the data can be carried out, the data is shared safely, they offer you good maintenance of standards, security is strong against access by unauthorized users, access codes are assigned that will provide security to your data and your team.

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

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.

I had implemented the MySQL into other organisation where also created the cluster grade environment so that it provide high availability.
We used it on the Solaris and Windows Environment and it is really cost effective solution and its community edition nearly all the major features like to support the GIS based data types and etc. In our case we are looking the robust Database Management System which should allow our applications to work smoothly and fastly.

MySQL is used for a variety of smaller applications. Adopting MySQL has provided tremendous flexibility for applications of all sizes within our firm, particularly those whose data needs are less demanding. In addition, MySQL has a big community that has helped us out countless times when we ran into issues. And it can be put to use with minimal effort.

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.

I use MySQL for the database that handles surveys. It allows me to store all the data for survey results, over 300,000 records.

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.

Many of our internal web applications use MySQL to store their data. It is a great relational database engine and works great for storing all kinds of relational data. It runs well on our Ubuntu servers and works great from PHP. And we can use it without paying huge amounts for licensing.

It was earlier difficult to manage a large amount of data on excel and it was time-consuming to maintain a spreadsheet. But with the use of SQL, all our job has become so easy and we are able to manage everything so easily. We just have to use some simple DML queries and we could easily fetch a good amount of data so easily.

It is being used by 90% of products that my organization has developed. All the products that are in the development phase or in production are using MySQL. The project that I'm working on is an IoT-based ERP system and we are using MySQL to store the machine data coming from the production site.

We are using MySQL in a few of our microservices application databases. We chose MySQL because its easy to use, has a lot of documentation both official and non official, has a large userbase, os easy to maintain and quick to install with fairly minimal configuration. The last bit is arguably most important for us since at the mooment, we need something that can be done quickly to make our application available to the user.

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.

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.

Most of our internal applications use MySQL as their database. For example, our team owns a JVM tuning & testing platform will need to store each request coming to the platform and their status. We choose MySQL as our database.

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).

We use MySQL as a RDBMS in a variety of web systems across the entire organization. It's very easy to use, install, and support multiple configurations for a variety of use cases. MySQL has helped us to improve our response time in providing database infrastructure to a wide variety of projects.