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Joe Steinbring

Relational databases

Engines that store data in tables with an enforced schema and answer in SQL. The four engines in this section differ mostly in licence, scale, and who runs them, not in the fundamentals, and Galera Cluster keeps one of them, MariaDB, in step across several servers.

More than 20 years working with structured data, SQL, schema design, and production relational systems, with Oracle, MySQL, or SQL Server at every job I have had: UW-Milwaukee, Kohler, Starkmedia, Quality Matters, and Bader Rutter.

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MySQL / MariaDBMy MySQL and MariaDB experience spans applications at UW-Milwaukee, Starkmedia, QM Quality Matters, and Bader Rutter. At UW-Milwaukee I now maintain the Galera cluster behind SWAPP, the university's Shared Web Application Hosting Environment.Galera ClusterAt UW-Milwaukee I maintain the Galera cluster behind SWAPP, the university's Shared Web Application Hosting Environment, where campus units host their PHP and MariaDB applications.Oracle RDBMSI designed schemas and optimized performance for large Oracle datasets at UW-Milwaukee and Kohler.SQL ServerI have used Microsoft SQL Server for enterprise applications at QM Quality Matters and Starkmedia, with an emphasis on scalability and security.PostgreSQLI have used PostgreSQL in side projects that benefited from its mature feature set and standards-oriented approach.

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