Guide to Database Connection in Python
Importance of Database Connection
Connecting to a database is one of the most important tasks that developers must perform in any project. This connection allows for the storage and retrieval of information, playing a crucial role in the performance and efficiency of the application.
Types of Databases
Databases are primarily divided into two main categories:
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SQL Databases: These databases use SQL (Structured Query Language) to manage data. Popular SQL databases include MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MariaDB.
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NoSQL Databases: These databases use a non-relational data model for storing data. Well-known NoSQL databases include MongoDB, Redis, and ElasticSearch.
Connecting to Databases in Python Frameworks
📄️ Django Database Connection
Connecting to MySQL
📄️ FastAPI Database Connection
Connecting to a PostgreSQL Database
📄️ Flask Database Connection
Connecting to a MySQL/MariaDB Database
In this guide, we will explore the methods for connecting to databases in Python using various libraries.
- If you are using Kubar's database in your project, you can use the internal IP of the database in the host variable when connecting.
- The environment variables used in the database connection parameters must be set up on the Kubar site.