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MySQL

The workhorse relational database behind portals, ERPs and e-commerce — designed, tuned and backed up properly.

Most business data is relational: orders belong to customers, payments belong to orders. MySQL (and MariaDB/PostgreSQL where they fit better) is our default store for that kind of data.

Good schema design early prevents the slow queries and data bugs that hurt later — so we treat the database as a first-class part of every build.

What We Build With It

  • Schema design and normalisation
  • Query optimisation and indexing
  • Migrations from spreadsheets or legacy databases
  • Backup, replication and recovery setup
  • Reporting views and analytics queries

Where It Fits Best

  • Transactional systems: orders, bookings, billing
  • ERP and CRM data models
  • Products hosted on standard cloud or shared hosting
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MySQL or MongoDB?

Structured, interrelated business data belongs in MySQL. Flexible documents, event streams and fast-changing shapes suit MongoDB. Many of our products use both, each where it is strongest.

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