MySQL
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MySQL is an open-source relational database management system created in 1995. It has gained popularity for its ease of use, high performance, and flexibility. Some key features include SQL compatibility, cross-platform operability, and support for programming languages. Advantages include being open-source, fast, and more suitable for small businesses compared to some proprietary database systems.
MySQL
- 2. MYSQL MYSQL, the open source database product that History puts the "M" in LAMP, was created by Features MYSQLAB, a company Advantages and Disadvantages founded in 1995 in Sweden. Other details
- 4. Timeline of MYSQL • 1995 • 2001 -MYSQL AB founded by Michael -Marten Mickos elected CEO at Widenius (Monty), David Axmark age 38 and 2 million active and Allan Larsson in Sweden. installations. • 2000 • 2002 -MYSQL goes Open Source and -MySQL launched US releases software under the headquarters in addition to terms of the GPL(General Public License). Revenues dropped 80% Swedish headquarters and 3 as a result, and it took a year to million active users. make up for it. • 2003 -4 million active installations and over 30,000 downloads per day.
- 5. Timeline of MYSQL • 2005 -MySQL 5 ships and includes -MySQL launched the MySQL many new features to go after Network modeled after the Red enterprise users Hat Network. The MySQL -Oracle buys Innobase, the 4- Network is a subscription service person Finnish company behind targeted at end users that MYSQL‘s InnoDB storage provides updates, alerts, notifications, and product-level backend. support designed to make it -Ended the year with $34 million easier for companies to manage in revenue based on 3400 hundreds of MySQL servers. customers.
- 6. Timeline of MYSQL • 2006 • 2008 -Marten Mickos confirms that Oracle -Sun Microsystems acquired tried to buy MySQL MySQL AB for approximately $1 -Oracle buys Sleepy cat, the company that provides MySQL with billion. the Berkeley DB transactional -Michael Widenius (Monty) and storage engine. David Axmark, two of -Marten Mickos announces that they MySQLAB's co-founders, begin are making MySQL ready for an IPO in 2008 on an projected $100 million to criticize Sun publicly and leave in revenues. Sun shortly after. -8 million active installations
- 7. Timeline of MYSQL • 2009 -Marten Mickos leaves Sun and -Sun Microsystems and Oracle becomes entrepreneur-in- announced that they have residence at Benchmark Capital. entered into a definitive Sun has now lost the business agreement under which Oracle and spiritual leaders that turned will acquire Sun common stock MySQL into a success. for $9.50 per share in cash. The transaction is valued at approximately $7.4 billion.
- 9. MYSQL Features Relational Database Replication and System Transactions Client/Server Foreign Key Architecture Constraints SQL Compatibility GIS function Views, Stored Programming Procedures, Triggers Languages Unicode and Full- Platform text Search Independence User Interface Speed
- 11. Open source Fast Connectivity Development Advantages of MYSQL Better for Security small businesses Cross- Platform Operability
- 14. Trivia • The MySQL logo is a • MYSQL is named after co-founder Michael jumping dolphin named Widenius' daughter, My. “SAKILA” - symbolizing the speed, power, precision and • MySQL is used in some good nature of the MySQL of the most frequently database and community. visited websites on the The new logo was designed Internet, including Flickr, by Renne Angelvuo and his Nokia.com, YouTube, colleagues at Priority Wikipedia, Google, Advertising Oy in Helsinki, Facebook and Twitter. Finland.
- 16. MYSQL vs. SQLite SQLite is : MySQL is: easy to set up and in many cases no far more difficult to set up and configuration or installation is necessary configuration of users is a must great enough to use for databases on a good for creating temporary databases temporary basis or for test purposes as well as for test purposes. not suitable where user management quite suited for managing users and their and permissions are needed permissions suitable for using in embedded not suitable for embedding in some applications and installations and hardware as you would still need the embedding into applications themselves server component of the database. not suitable where concurrency perfect for concurrency transactions and transactions on the databases is required is well suited for multi-user environment not good for large scale databases as great for large scale production SQLite stores the database in a single applications which scale even over file and is not capable of splitting the clustered database configurations data across volumes
- 17. MYSQL vs. SQLite SQLite is : MySQL is: not suitable for use in any situation perfect for using in a Client/Server where a Client/Server Architecture is Architecture set up needed suitable for using on small to medium suitable for use on small, medium and website. These are websites with large scale websites taking in billions of average 100K or less hits per day. hits a day Not readily scalable. Altering tables is highly scalable and can be manipulated not permitted in SQLite except for any time. This scaling capabilities adding columns and renaming tables transcends disks, physical servers and location Is not suited in a situation where fully compatible with stored procedures, Stored procedures are needed and triggers, view and other operations where certain types of joins are needed common with other major Relational Database Management Systems.
- 18. MYSQL vs. ORACLE MySQL : ORACLE: MySQL is an open source DBMS. Oracle is a RDBMS (Object Relational MySQL is highly popular because of its database Management System). It is high reliability, ease of use and high developed by Oracle Corporation. The performance. latest version of the Oracle database is 11g which delivers high quality services MySQL is used for many latest such as: applications that are built on Apache, Linux, Perl/PHP etc. • Doubles DBA productivity Many popular organizations such as • Eliminates data center redundancy and Google, Alcatel Lucent, Facebook, maximizes availability. Zappos and Adobe rely on this database • Consolidates and clusters enterprise management system. applications onto scalable, fast and MySQL can run on more than twenty reliable private clouds. platforms that include MAC OS, • Reduces the risk of change by doubling Windows, Linux, IBM AIX, HP-UX and the DBS productivity. provides much flexibility.