In the past decade, MySQL’s once-unquestioned dominance of open source databases has faced strong headwinds from both relatively new contenders (MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch) and old (Postgres).

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We compiled the top database software ranked by DB-Engines above, which shows MongoDB trails behind PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Microsoft SQL Server (MSFT), and SQLite. In terms of the number of ...

While Snowflake and Databricks appear to be placing their bets on Postgres, TiDB CTO Ed Huang believes it is MySQL that will ...

Database administration expert Hari Babu Dama earned a 2025 Global Recognition Award for his decade-long expertise in ...

“This makes a treasure trove of data available in these popular databases – MongoDB, MySQL, and Postgres – available to vector databases and AI applications,” said Michel Tricot, co-founde ...