The new offering supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, and MongoDB databases and is designed to simplify database deployment and management for developers, helping them to reduce risk, increase ...

Traditionally, the comparison between PostgreSQL and MySQL gets heated from both sides of the religious camps. They are both technically strong, open-source databases with a large install base.

Smaller vendors offering alternatives cash in concerns Analysis Recent research suggests customers are concerned about the ...

EnterpriseDB and other PostgreSQL supporters say that the database has come a long way in recent years. Not only is it every bit as good as MySQL but in many ways that count it is superior to MySQL.

Replication is not restricted to only the major proprietary databases; open source databases such as MySQL and PostgreSQL also offer replication as a feature. While MySQL has offered built-in ...

MySQL’s widespread legacy use means it will remain relevant, but new projects are increasingly likely to choose something else, whether that’s PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, or whatever you prefer.

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The use of MySQL and PostgreSQL on Azure datacenter infrastructure adds built-in scalability and high availability, plus a 99.99 percent service-level agreement uptime assurance from Microsoft.

At its Build developer conference, Microsoft today announced the launch of Azure Database for MySQL and PostgreSQL. This, Microsoft says, is meant to ensure that developers can use their favorite ...