PostgreSQL

Pros: subqueries and json native compatibility is a game changer

Cons: It uses more resources than other Sql Managers and it´s difficult to undertant the unique features when I started using it.

Pros: Multiple different ways to view and find data.

Cons: The diagram feature isn't as customizable as I would prefer.

Pros: Excellent SGBDR facile d'utilisation et gratuit. Je l'ai utilisé à plusieurs reprises pour des applications web et il m'a donné entière satisfaction. Plus robuste que MySQL, il permet de manipuler des quantités importantes de données assez simplement.

Cons: Aucun inconvénient à déplorer jusque là.

Pros: It is fast, reliable and scalable; the perfect RDBMS in my humble opinion.

Cons: The learning curve, but even that wasn't actually so bad.

Pros: PostgreSQL is one of the most popular choice for Database now and it becomes more popular as many people and companies starting to use it. PostgreSQL has great features and performances, so I'd like to recommend PostgreSQL to those who needs a reliable RDBMS.

Cons: One thing that i dislike from PostgreSQL is it's hard to setup and install PostgreSQL at the beginning. Especially the syntax and command that PostgreSQL use.

Pros: Much better performance and consistency vs other RDBMS, eg MySQL. It doesn't hide the complexity beyond being a DBA, which is kind of a double edged sword.

Cons: Manual intervention needed for version upgrades, but nothing terrible.

Pros: It’s an industry standard tool - we use it for all kinds of CRUDS Only gave 3 stars on ease of use because I am not the most educated user!

Cons: No cons - mostly PEBKAC issues at most, but it’s not PostgreSQL’s fault!

Pros: Permette di archiviare i dati in maniera professionale, condivisa e sicura mediante l'implementazione delle autorizzazioni di accesso. Dati molto corposi possono essere immagazzinati nelle tabelle.

Cons: A livello di installazione e configurazione è semplice o intuitivo da utilizzare per chi non è del settore.

Pros: Permette tutte le funzionalità di un dbrms avanzato (archiviazione dati relazionali in formato tabellare, politica di accessi basata su ruoli e utenti, programmazione tramite linguaggio smil pl/sql denominato pl/pgSQL). E' solido tanto quanto prodotti a pagamenti più costosi.

Cons: Non è facilissimo da installare e configurare

Pros: I like it and use it together with CMD commands.

Cons: I don't really like the fact that the UI/UX is not super great.

Pros: I started using it because of my university and I was instantly charmed by how user-friendly the software is with its tools. I have two databases and it has never let me down. Its security is good and the information doesn't get lost.

Cons: Throughout my journey with PostgreSQL, I've had moments of love and frustration. While I adore its sturdiness and the features it offers, I've stumbled a couple of times with its performance in specific scenarios. Sometimes, it feels like that reliable old car you know inside out, but occasionally takes a bit longer to start. Despite the minor hiccups, it remains my go-to companion when I want my data to be safe and well looked after

Pros: - Good management of data tables & possibility to have service of multiple Servers

Cons: - Great to improve user interface & SQL query error classification to make easy accessibilities of data.

Pros: First, it is open source and wildly used database, it is customizable and scalable

Cons: It does not contain a customer service because it is open source but of course you can find ur answers on the internet and platforms

Pros: I love using PostgreSQL for the following main reasons, firstly databases with a lot of data can be stored, it is possible to have different settings for various databases on a same server and on top that it costs nothing to use PostgreSQL since it is an open source software.

Cons: One of the drawback of the PostgreSQL is CPU usage is rather high.

Pros: It's a very powerful DB for the price, it has all the features and customization that any db admin needs.

Cons: Without a db admin, the features may be restricted to the basic ones, unless someone researches how to do things

Pros: Per un programmatore esperto oppure per chi ha necessità specifiche ok,ma per altre necessità consiglierei altro

Cons: Non è alla portata di tutti. Sicuramente non è intuitivo.

Pros: Uso quotidiano di PostgresSQL in ambito professionale ingegneristico.Ottima la parte di user experience, strumento molto potente in grado di operare a 360° nel mondo DB e DBMS.Gestione dei dati, storage, controllo degli accessi, log, criptazione ai massimi livelli

Cons: al momento nulla di importante. migliorerei un pò l'help desk.

Pros: It provides additional data types than traditional MySQL database. Easy deployment and faster write operation with massive dataset really makes it best choice among the open source RDBMS.

Cons: No major cons, I faced as of now for PostgreSQL

Pros: One of my favorite features is that PostgreSQL can be learned quickly and easily because there are many resources, it has high performance, it can easily handle very large data operations and high instantaneous transaction loads.

Cons: There is no feature that I do not like. I've done everything I want so far. I am satisfied.

Pros: Free and solid, good user support, good for enterprise, frequent updates.

Cons: Might be difficult at start but it’s still the best free SQL solution.

Pros: does the basics like a pro while offering infinite flexibility. From JSON columns to full-text search, there's a plugin for every need. Plus, it plays nicely with every ORM known to man. Postgres has mastered the art of doing the basics exceptionally well. It's reliable, performant, and stands strong as a relational database. But what sets it apart is the remarkable flexibility it offers. Need to store and query JSON data? No problem. Looking for full-text search capabilities? Postgres has your back with plugins that can handle it all. This database truly adapts to your evolving needs, making it a versatile choice for any project.

Cons: No Issues at All, Just Vendor Restrictions. Now, I have to dig deep to find something negative about Postgres. The truth is, I haven't encountered any issues with Postgres itself. Its robustness and stability have been flawless in my experience. If I had to point a finger, it would be at the vendors (like Heroku) who occasionally restrict certain plugins. But hey, that's not Postgres's fault—it's still a champ in its own right.

Pros: I have used this several times while I was studying and in my company also. t supports ACID properties and it can handle high traffic. I can use database indexing, different data types. functions, aggregates and complex queries. There's a huge community support and I asked for assistance twice from them.

Cons: I doubt the performance of this when I handle complex queries.

Pros: In my experience with PostgreSQL, its adaptability and dependability as a database management system were its strongest points. I like PostgreSQL's broad range of features and capabilities as a data specialist. In order to satisfy the various data requirements of our firm, it has been essential to be able to manage enormous datasets, conduct sophisticated queries, and support advanced data types. The versatility it offers with its support for several programming languages, which enables us to smoothly incorporate PostgreSQL into our current tech stack, is something I personally enjoy. The performance analysis tools have been crucial in improving query execution and system performance as a whole.

Cons: My least favorite aspect about PostgreSQL was the steep learning curve and complexity involved in setting it up and configuring it. I haven't used database management systems for very long, so navigating PostgreSQL's installation and configuration options proved to be a challenge. I had to spend more time and effort learning the many PostgreSQL-specific concepts and settings.