Nearly all databases in the U.S. run outdated software - upgrading is too difficult and expensive

According to Percona’s report, the vast majority of database administrators in the United States (97%) are running legacy software. Updating systems can be overwhelming, forcing administrators to use outdated software. Image source: Growtika / unsplash.com

Nearly all databases in the U.S. run outdated software – upgrading is too difficult and expensive

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