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One thing I've noticed is that all the fastest implementations now run PostgreSQL. For the longest time MySQL was thought to be faster, so I guess PostgreSQL r
by narrator 8y ago
One thing I've noticed is that all the fastest implementations now run PostgreSQL. For the longest time MySQL was thought to be faster, so I guess PostgreSQL really caught up recently. I'm seeing it be the default database in a lot of new open source projects.
- aninteger 8y agoThis is probably due to the fact that PostgreSQL (libpq) has an "async" interfere built in and MySQL/MariaDB don't. These benchmarks are running very basic queries that perform well on either MySQL or PostgreSQL.