Can I have SQL Server and MySQL on the same machine?
- Should MySQL be on a separate server?
- Can you run multiple SQL servers on a single machine?
- Is MySQL and SQL both are same?
- Should I use MySQL or SQL Server?
Should MySQL be on a separate server?
Generally using separate boxes for MySQL and Web Servers is rather good practice. It is more secure – Compromising your web server does not directly give access to your database, even though most applications have enough database access permissions to be allow intruder to trash/dump data.
Can you run multiple SQL servers on a single machine?
Yes, we can use multiple instance of SQL Server of same machine/server. All instances of the database engine other than the default instance are identified by an instance name specified during installation of the instance.
Is MySQL and SQL both are same?
SQL is a query programming language that manages RDBMS. MySQL is a relational database management system that uses SQL. SQL is primarily used to query and operate database systems. MySQL allows you to handle, store, modify and delete data and store data in an organized way.
Should I use MySQL or SQL Server?
Both SQL Server and MySQL can run high-performance workloads, although third-party independent testing suggests that SQL Server is the winner here. Both SQL Server and MySQL include feature-rich client applications (SSMS and MySQL Workbench, respectively).
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