比较MySQL与MariaDB的异同（mysqlmariadb）

Recently, MySQL and MariaDB have been preferred by developers due to their open source features and ease of use. Both of them are open source Relational Database Management System (RDBMS)s, but they are different in many respects.

First of all, according to the source of origin, MySQL was initially developed by a Swedish company in 1995. Later, Oracle bought the company and now owns MySQL. On the other hand, MariaDB was created by the original developers of MySQL when Oracle acquired MySQL. This happened in 2009 and MariaDB was released in 2009.

Regarding their features, MySQL has more features than MariaDB. MySQL has more engines such as Archive, CSV, Blackhole, Memory, etc. It also supports new SQL standards, as well as views, stored procedures and triggers, which MariaDB does not support.

However, MariaDB supports some advanced features that MySQL does not, such as ‘Real-time query’ and ‘Materialized View’. Moreover, MariaDB is also faster than MySQL in terms of query processing.

As to user experience, both MySQL and MariaDB offer excellent user experience. The latter is a much faster release of MySQL and has improved performance. Moreover, it has an easy-to-use GUI (graphical user interface) that can be used to directly manage databases and tables.

To conclude, MySQL and MariaDB both offer open source RDBMS with good user experience, but there are distinct differences between them. MySQL has more features and supports more SQL standards, while MariaDB supports advanced features such as ‘Real-time Query’ and ‘Materialized View’. MySQL is also faster than MariaDB in terms of query processing. Therefore, one should choose the best RDBMS according to their own specific needs.