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Sorry, that's what I meant: available on every server as a package. My brain isn't working today. I've set up a whole bunch of different servers for customers o
by cpncrunch 13y ago
Sorry, that's what I meant: available on every server as a package. My brain isn't working today. I've set up a whole bunch of different servers for customers over the years, and as you say it's normally a single line to install mysql from a package manager. Some of the other databases may or may not be so easy to install.
Anyway, the point I was making is that mysql is widely available and highly stable.
- Joeboy 13y ago> Anyway, the point I was making is that mysql is widely available and highly stable. So is postgres. In general there's no reason to recommend mysql, although it may be the right choice in some niches.