MySQL Vs MongoDB || Difference between Relational and non-Relational Database
Today we are going to talk about what is the difference between MongoDB and MySql Databases or relational and non-relational databases
MYSQL
MYSQL is a popular open-source SQL database developed, distributed, and supported by Oracle Corporation.
MYSQL uses structured Query Language (SQL) to query the database.
MYSQL was first released in 1995 and is constantly managed by Oracle Corporation.
MYSQL stores data in tables and rows in a structured way.
MYSQL uses Schema. It requires us to define our table and columns before we store anything.
MYSQL uses slower compared to MongoDB.
MYSQL supports JOIN operations.
MONGODB
MongoDB is a popular open-source NoSQL database developed, distributed, and supported by MongoDB, Inc.
MongoDB uses JavaScript as a query language to query the database.
MongoDB was first released in 2009 and is constantly managed by MongoDB, Inc.
MongoDB stores data in tables and rows in a structured way.
MongoDB is Schema-less. In MongoDB, we don’t need to define the schema.
MongoDB uses faster compared to MYSQL.
MongoDB doesn’t support JOIN.
