should I use mariadb or mysql?

>>60328092
you're probably not doing anything important enough for it to matter if you have to ask this question

>>60328092
Cassandra

>>60328092
Install Gentoo

just use a dotfile

PostgreSQL

>>60328092
hold ur data in ur favorite container + serialization

>>60328177
this t b h f a m

>>60328092
Mariadb. May Oracle burn in hell for everything they've done.

>>60328177
you could probably just reply with this to about 90% of the questions posted here and it'd be just as true.

>>60328530
this

>>60328092
Mariadb if you're not considering/require postgres, let mysql die in oracle hands.

>>60328661
It has been "theirsql" since long

What's your use case? A lot of times SQLite is a good choice for small databases. Postgres is good if you want a good full featured open source database capable of being very large and performant.

>>60328530
>>60329906

the only good answers in the thread.

>>60328530
this
And learn proper SQL.

Maria for simple cruds
Postgres for complex queries

>>60328530
/thread

>>60328092
I use mysql because it works just as it's supposed to.
I tried only mssql and mysql though

>>60331629
>it just werks

fuck off back to normieland cuck

>>60328641
god speaks through this anon, listen to him

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>>60328092
mysql
>>60328530
postshit is BTFO

https://eng.uber.com/mysql-migration/

>>60328092

I had to ask myself this same question last night and ended up going with MongoDB and the compass GUI

Using it to store job tickets and client data