MySQL - Relational Database
What is MySQL?
MySQL is a relational database management system (RDBMS) first released in 1995. It is known for its high performance, simple administration, and excellent compatibility with web applications.
Advantages of MySQL in Business Projects
Why is MySQL the most popular relational database? Here are the key advantages backed by facts.
Drawbacks of MySQL – An Honest Assessment
Every database system has limitations. Here are the main drawbacks of MySQL and how to overcome them in real-world projects.
What is MySQL Used For?
The main use cases of MySQL in 2025, with examples from leading internet platforms and our own projects.
Web Applications and Portals
Backend for web applications, CMS platforms, social networks
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, WordPress, Drupal
E-commerce Platforms
Online stores, payment systems, inventory management
Zalando, GitHub Store, Etsy (historically), Tesla Shop
Content Management Systems
CMS, blogs, news portals, media management
NASA Blog, The New York Times (partially), BBC, Sony Music
Data Analytics and Reporting
Data warehouses, business intelligence, analytics dashboards
Booking.com analytics, Airbnb reporting, Uber metrics
MySQL Projects – SoftwareLogic.co
Our MySQL applications in production – e-commerce, CMS, and data management systems.
Warranty sales directly in IdoSell
EasyProtect.pl clients needed simple IdoSell integration for extended warranty sales
We built an IdoSell marketplace application enabling automatic warranty sales
Warranties sell automatically during checkout - no additional work for the store
FAQ: MySQL – Frequently Asked Questions
Comprehensive answers to the most common questions about the MySQL database.