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Theory: PostgreSQL vs MySQL - Concurrency

The query

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-- Q: How do MySQL and PostgreSQL compare in concurrency?
-- A: PostgreSQL handles highly concurrent write operations better due to its 
-- implementation of MVCC and process-per-connection architecture. 
-- MySQL (InnoDB) also uses MVCC, but PostgreSQL's locking mechanism 
-- is generally more granular and less prone to deadlocks in complex schemas.
Tested against PostgreSQL 16

Note

PostgreSQL creates a new OS process for each connection, making it memory-heavy but highly stable.