Depends what you mean by better. They're both mature databases with performance and characteristics that will suit a lot of use cases, so one is not clearly bet

Depends what you mean by better. They're both mature databases with performance and characteristics that will suit a lot of use cases, so one is not clearly better than the other. Having said that, my preference is for postgresql these days. It feels more ergonomic for the (fairly boring, normal database kinda stuff) things I do.