Where PostgreSQL really excels in performance, and which MySQL doesn't handle as well, is in write-heavy applications. PostgreSQL writing is optimized through several features: Buffering and caching.

If you ever need to move between these two databases, or if you're new to databases in general, a comparison ... listed in Table 1 have extended options; refer to the documentation for details. Table ...

One of them is PostgreSQL, of which the development ... Another relief in comparison to MySQL comes in the form of stable performance after the maximum is reached: collapses as we saw in MySQL ...