What different storage engines does MySQL support?

MySQL supports various types of storage engines.

  1. InnoDB: a transaction-safe storage engine that supports ACID transactions, known for its high performance and reliability.
  2. MyISAM is a storage engine that is not transaction-safe, suitable for read-intensive applications, and has high performance.
  3. MEMORY: Storing data in memory is suitable for temporary data storage and caching.
  4. CSV: storing data in a CSV file format, separated by commas.
  5. ARCHIVE: designed for storing a large amount of historical data and supports compression.
  6. BLACKHOLE: Receives data but does not store it, primarily used for data replication.
  7. NDB (Cluster): Designed for MySQL cluster, it provides high availability and high performance.
  8. Federated provides a mechanism for sharing data between multiple MySQL servers.
  9. Merge: Allows users to combine multiple tables into one logical table for querying.
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