What to use to administer MySQL?

Question

MySQL

Hello. I would like to ask for your authoritative opinion, which is better for database administration? Goals: create and manage a database for primitive needs, i.e. bases will be simple. Because I am not a back-ender, mainly the emphasis is on a user-friendly interface. Gradually I will become full stack and I would not like to change the instrument, because I cannot do something. I saw 3 top ones: Toad for MySQL, Workbench, Navicat - I can't figure it out from the reviews, there are too many disagreements from all sides. PhpMyAdmin is unlikely to work, you will need to connect the database through a node. Thanks!)

Answer 1

Take Workbench, you won't lose. Set up an ssh tunnel to a remote host and enjoy life.

Answer 2

The free HeidiSQL is quite good, no worse than its commercial counterparts. It also supports MySQL, PostgreSQL and MSSQL at the same time.

Answer 3

dbforge studio

Answer 4

Best - SQLyog,
Free - Valentina Studio.