Source: blog.arctype.com
Performance Differences Between Postgres and MySQL
What workload analysis and running queries can teach us about the performance differences in JSON, indexing, and concurrency. 7 days ago • 7 min read In the Arctype Community, we answer a lot of questions about database performance, especially between Postgres and MySQL.
We shall then further explain some basic configurations to improve our MySQL and PostgreSQL databases' performance.
Apart from one master to one standby and multiple standbys, PostgreSQL and MySQL offer the following replication options: When users read and write to a database simultaneously, that phenomenon is known as concurrency.
Both PostgreSQL and MySQL have unique qualities and drawbacks, but understanding what features would suit a project and integrating those features would ultimately result in performance.-I’d love to hear about your experience with database performance.
We shall then further explain some basic configurations to improve our MySQL and PostgreSQL databases' performance.
Apart from one master to one standby and multiple standbys, PostgreSQL and MySQL offer the following replication options: When users read and write to a database simultaneously, that phenomenon is known as concurrency.
Both PostgreSQL and MySQL have unique qualities and drawbacks, but understanding what features would suit a project and integrating those features would ultimately result in performance.-I’d love to hear about your experience with database performance.
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