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I have used both, MySQL has the edge on friendliness but Postgres is overall the better database. A dual or quad Opteron system with a decent amount of RAM and
by patrickg-zill 18y ago
I have used both, MySQL has the edge on friendliness but Postgres is overall the better database. A dual or quad Opteron system with a decent amount of RAM and well-tuned Postgres should be able to handle queries sufficient to drive a web site at 50 to 100Mbps continuous bandwidth, assuming no ridiculous queries.