MySQL Reviews

Easy to Impliment,its fast and Accurate,good connectivity with multiple platform,and works everywhere

Large data complexicity,sometimes gets intigration issues with third party applications

The main feature that I cherish in MySQL is the ability of my students to deploy it locally without the complexities of intricate configurations and deployment mechanisms. I used MySQL as part of the Bitnami WAMP stack (MariaDB is now packaged in Bitnami) to get a complete server bundle that is easy for students to deploy and configure. Before I relied in my teaching on a networked Oracle installation that was not that performance efficient and didn't give students the chance to configure the server environment. Moreover, with a networked configuration testing various SQL concepts would be a bit complex compared to having a local database installation.

Changing the open-source license by Oracle was a bit disappointing. MariaDB is a kind of open-source alternative to MySQL with very similar features and architecture.

The performance and scalability of MySQL are outstanding. It's easy to use and integrates well with other software.

The lack of official support and documentation can be frustrating at times. Some advanced features are complex to implement.

I found this program gives me the ability to incorporate a true relational database which is similar to Oracle.

It's not the actual Oracle product. I understand that when using it.

Despite being available for free, MySQL has numerous functionalities that are also present in commercial products like SQL Server.

The majority of other databases, save for MySQL, offer data transfer between DB and distributed file systems like AWS S3.

That it has a strong firewall keeps safe with VPN and alerts fast to help and prevents loss

Nothing is perfect. But this is darn close

I like MySQL because it is open source , easy to use it can handle large amount of data it is secure and reliable.

Although it is a great rDBMS but it is not very very secure and also the scalability is not very good like it's competitors.

The best relational database managment system, the best thing and it´s biggest pro is that it is open source.

No Cons at all, if you are proficient in SQL and the needs of your database is for relational managment, it is for you.

MySQL has been our go-to choice for managing relational databases, offering a stable and secure environment for storing and retrieving data. The software's scalability, ease of integration, and active community support have helped us build robust and efficient business applications that cater to our unique needs and growth trajectory.

MySQL lacks certain advanced features found in more expensive proprietary databases; evaluate your needs before committing.

I've been a MySQL user for over 20 years. It is one of the best and most stable options on the market.

Maybe it needs a new look, for modern times.

The artistic and technical skills and experience they have met my requirements and ambitions

None of the business or technical processes were bad, but they were all present and used well

Its simple, cheap product. IT is also one of moust popular DB engines for PHP. There are many materials and instructions online on how to use MYSQL, for sure more then for Oracle.

Its not so stable as otcher ,not free, solutions.

MySQL open source software, easy to manage and query. In my experience, it's reliable and very efficient. It enables efficient database management. MySQL provides a very high level of security.

Mysql has its limits when it comes to very advanced functions, or when the load is high. The SQL-dependent system does not support certain languages.

SQL is one of the best programs that deal with relational databases, that is, those that are based on relationships between tables. It also provides many advantages for data, including high protection, privacy, and integrity.

One of its disadvantages is that it is difficult for beginners to deal with, due to the large number of tools and commands in it

It is an easy-to-use database management system.

It has some limited functionality. It lacks some of the advanced features.

Works ok and is simple to use. The most important is a low-cost SQL solution

Some commands are not equal to other SQL platforms.

The ease of use and the it has been around for a long time

None that I can think of at this time to share

Strong RDBMS, extremely high performance for the right use case: myiasm.

If your usecase favours ACID compliance, Innodb still has the same performance quirks it always has. There are alternative solutions for ACID compliant workloads with easier licenses.

Managing large data sets in MySQL is its most impactful feature. MySQL is easy to use. Integration with other software is also very easy.

The user interface is little old. Sometimes I face lagging while working. Integration with other software is easy.

- great security features plus many other wide compatibility- it has great community support

- certain functions are quite limited & complex- not highly cost effective

For starters, it's free, which is always nice, and it's also pretty straightforward to use. It's a nice conventional database."

I used it for database, and I used it with the NetSuite platform team in Oracle to work on my internship project.
But UI/UX of the platform could be improved and Some better UI for new customers without technical skills.

It's easy to work with MySQL when compared to SQL server.

Deploying takes some time for the first time users.

Been using it for years, it just keeps on working.

User management is a bit of a pain, I can't help thinking it should be easier

I like the UI and its easy to use we can store huge data in forms of rows and columns also we can create multiple databases.

You should be knowing the SQL language as every operation needs a query to run and one mistake can cause error in whole table.