PostgreSQL has a lot of power. Need your table trigger to make a HTTP request, need a stored procedure written in Rust/Java/Javascript/Perl/Python (to name a fe

PostgreSQL has a lot of power. Need your table trigger to make a HTTP request, need a stored procedure written in Rust/Java/Javascript/Perl/Python (to name a few _common_ options ;-), want to index JSON fields, or GIS, or NLP vectors. Need everything be strict and correct ACID, referenced integrity, row level security. Need point in time recovery with a <30s RPO. The fact it overlaps with MySQL if your use case is "backend for a common ORM" barely makes them comparable.