Databases
The engine the server has to run.
Databases lists the engines a software can store its data in. For anyone choosing, it answers whether a tool fits an existing database, or which engine a new host has to provide. A record carries every engine the project’s documentation lists as supported, whether directly or through its bundled database layer. Engines reached only through a third-party plugin stay out. Software that keeps content in flat files often carries no value here.
7 values in use. 122 records do not record this field. For a further 317 the question does not apply, so there is nothing to record.
- MySQLA relational database most web hosts offer.80 records
- MariaDBThe MySQL fork, often the default on Linux hosts.45 records
- PostgreSQLA relational database with a wide feature set.120 records
- SQLiteA database in one file, no server needed.61 records
- SQL ServerMicrosoft's relational database.26 records
- OracleOracle's commercial relational database.15 records
- MongoDBA document database without fixed tables.23 records