MySQL Reviews

I started an Azure account and this is when I tried testing different databases, non-relational databases, and relational databases, using this solution.

The solution is easy to use.

There should be more tools to manage the on-premises version and more automation features.

The solution is able to be scaled but it depends on your Microsoft configuration. I would recommend this solution for small businesses.

The installation was fast, it took approximately five minutes.

I did the deployment of the solution myself.

There is a license needed for this solution.

I rate MySQL an eight out of ten.

I'm currently using MySQL for the contact center database, and it is in the cloud. I have also used it in other projects for database and CRM, and it was on-premises. I have used it in 20 projects.

It is easy to use. It is simple to implement, which makes it suitable for our projects because we have deadlines. MySQL is also open-source, which is another plus point.

Its performance should be better. When we use big data, it is slow in performance. We should be able to use mirroring for improved performance.

I have been using MySQL for nine years.

It is very flexible. It could be because I'm familiar with MySQL.

I have never contacted the technical support of MySQL. If I have a problem, I find the solution from Stack Overflow.

Its initial setup is easy. I only need a maximum of one hour for the installation of MySQL.

It is open-source.

I would rate MySQL a nine out of ten.

MySQL database is the database on which we run JD Edwards. You could run it on Unix or you could run it on Oracle or something else. Our choice was to run it on MySQL because of the availability of resources in our area. There are more MySQL database resources available around Houston than there would be those that are familiar with, say, Oracle Database.

The availability of resources for MySQL has been the biggest benefit for our organization.

I'd like to see Oracle provide more certification for it.

We've had no issues with deployment.

It's pretty rock solid and we've had no issues with instability.

We're able to scale without issues.

I cannot tell you when the last time was that I had to call about support for MySQL. It's really rock solid.

Choose your database based upon your ability to be able to hire people and support the product, like supporting JD Edwards with a MySQL database. Not everyone can work one database with JD Edwards as well as they can another one. So just make sure you've got the compatibility and skill-set.

We use MySQL primarily for internal application systems that we developed.

We use the basic features of MySQL. The interface that allows us to see the parameters of the server is good.

I have been using MySQL for approximately six years.

The stability is fantastic, it has been 100%.

We did not plan to increase the usage of this solution at this time.

We have not needed to contact technical support.

The implementation was simple and took approximately one day.

I did the implementation of the solution myself and I used community support. The support from the vendor costs money.

We are using the free community version of the solution.

I rate MySQL a nine out of ten.

Web portal database.

• Free usage
• Performance
• Community

Scaling.

There have been some problems with big table operations.

Some problems with big table operations, and a struggle to keep the servers responding in peak situations.

I don't have enough information about it, as I normally look for community support.

Straightforward, and and easy to run.

Can range from free to quite expensive, depending on the environments and requirements, so better to really set goals ahead of setting it up.

SQL Server, Oracle XE, MariaDB.

It is a stable, reliable, and powerful solution that is quite suited for small to medium organizations and/or projects.

It is free and bundled with cPanel.

Cost effective.

Not at the moment in my current work environment.

Two years, began when I started at my current workplace.

So far, so good due to limited clients at the moment.

So far, so good due to limited clients at the moment.

There is no technical support since it is a CE.

No.

Straightforward.

It's free.

No, because this is bundled with cPanel.

It's good and affordable.

The most valuable features are:

• MySQL Database Servers

• MySQL Connectors

• MySQL Workbench.

MySQL has improved our internal procedures by providing high performance, ease of use, and cost savings.

Security in the data files needs manipulation.

I have used this solution for five years.

There were no stability issues.

There were no scalability issues.

Technical support is excellent.

The setup was really straightforward.

According to the specific business and technical requirements, you can choose your MySQL Edition that you wish by consulting the official site.

We looked at the Microsoft SQL Server.

It can benefit any business by a straightforward way of implementing and using it.

SQL capability, functions and ease of optimization.

Software and web development.

15 years.

No issues.

No issues.

Manageable.

Used open source and never needed customer service.

The product is quite mature.

NA

Straightforward.

In-house.

Good.

The open source product is good. If you want advanced features go for the enterprise edition.