Week 7: Comparing MongoDB and MySQL

 This week I worked on Lab 20 and Lab 21 using MySQL. I practiced creating tables, adding data, and writing SQL queries. I also learned how to use joins to connect tables. At first, it was confusing, but after more practice, it got easier.

Similarities:

  • Both store and manage data.

  • Both handle large data sets.

  • Both work with many applications.

Differences:

  • MySQL: Uses tables.

  • MongoDB: Uses documents.

  • MySQL: Fixed structure.

  • MongoDB: Flexible structure.

  • MySQL: Uses SQL.

  • MongoDB: Uses JSON-style queries.

I would choose MySQL for structured data like school or business records. I would choose MongoDB for flexible or changing data like social media.

This class is almost over, and I only have a few more homework assignments left. I feel proud of how much I learned. At first, SQL was hard, but now I feel more confident. I can apply what I learned to future IT and cybersecurity projects.

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