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Which DBMS to choose as an alternative to MySQL?
I made a couple of sites in PHP / MySQL (one is pure PHP, a database via PDO, the other is on Symfony 3 with ORM Doctrine), now I'm planning a new project (for a portfolio) on the Laravel framework (Eloquent ORM) , well, I want to try another DBMS at last. The site is a small information portal with articles, news, comments and a photo gallery.
I have been looking at PostgreSQL for a long time, but a friend who works as a JS developer said, they say, only MongoDB. So I think which DBMS is more in demand today, what should I study.
I want something that can be easily installed on both Windows and CentOS.
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Don't listen to your friend. PostgreSQL/MySQL is a good and time tested solution.
You don't have to chase fashion.
I read from various sources that PostgreSQL is more productive than MongoDB, as well as a more reliable solution.
Although it will not be harmful to read about NoSQL.
In general, either you did not understand your friend, or he does not know what he is talking about. MongoDB has a different working paradigm and is better suited to other tasks than MySQL/PostgreSQL.
I use MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL. The list is not complete, of course. The first two were also used for applications with a high load, where many users and a large data stream can work in parallel.
Feel free to use both MySQL and PostgreSQL - but most importantly, don't trust the default settings. By default, these databases are configured to run on 99% iron - shaky rolls, but they will work. But in order for them to work quickly, you need to configure them.
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