Firebase and MySQL Differences Firebase is horizontally scalable; MySQL is vertically scalable . Firebase uses key-value, wide-column, graph, or document stores; MySQL is table-based. Firebase has dynamic schemas to facilitate unstructured data; MySQL has predefined schemas.
Read moreCan anyone access my Firebase database?
The answer is anyone. Firebase doesn’t require an SQL user or anything, just connect .
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Prerequisites
Read moreHow do I find my Firebase database?
To see your current Realtime Database connections and data usage, check the Usage tab in the Firebase console . You can check usage over the current billing period, the last 30 days, or the last 24 hours.
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How to Save Data to the Firebase Realtime Database in Android?
Read moreWhat database does Firebase use?
Firebase uses what is known as a NoSQL database for storing data in a Realtime Database. As the name suggest this means that data is not stored in the tables and rows found in relational database management systems (RDBMS) such as Oracle Database or Microsoft SQL Server.
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