
On Wemaxa.com, the choice of databases is always guided by the technical needs and scale of each project. We support a range of database solutions across our service tiers to ensure optimal performance, flexibility, and security. Whether you’re launching a simple website or a full-scale web application, our team selects the right database technology to match the expected workload, structure, and long-term growth of your platform.
For most websites and content management systems, we rely on reliable relational databases like MySQL and MariaDB. These are widely used in WordPress and WooCommerce environments and provide a solid foundation for storing structured content, user data, and product information. They’re known for their stability, wide compatibility, and efficient handling of common web operations, making them a go-to choice for standard site builds and online stores.
For more complex or data-heavy applications, we also support PostgreSQL. It offers advanced features such as custom functions, full-text search, and more precise control over data relationships. Projects that involve financial logic, reporting systems, or large-scale querying often benefit from PostgreSQL’s powerful capabilities. It’s ideal for clients who need deeper technical customization or want to future-proof their infrastructure for expansion.
In cases where performance, scalability, or real-time interaction is a priority, we integrate NoSQL databases like MongoDB and Redis. MongoDB is well-suited for handling large, flexible datasets and is often used in apps with dynamic content or rapidly changing structures. Redis, on the other hand, is implemented for caching and high-speed data retrieval, improving performance in scenarios like user session management or analytics tracking. Whatever the use case, Wemaxa ensures your database layer is thoughtfully matched to your goals, ensuring both performance and stability.
🗄️ Supported Databases
✅ Relational Databases
- MySQL / MariaDB
- Default for WordPress-based sites (Starter, Professional packages).
- Used for small-to-medium business websites and CMS-backed content.
- PostgreSQL
- Preferred for enterprise-grade applications.
- Ideal when data integrity, complex queries, and scaling are priorities.
✅ NoSQL Databases
- Firebase Firestore
- Used for real-time applications, chat systems, and mobile apps.
- Particularly useful in Android development packages or Progressive Web Apps.
- MongoDB
- Available for custom Node.js or MERN stack applications.
- Suitable for document-based content and flexible schemas.
✅ In-Memory Data Stores
- Redis
- Used as a caching layer, session store, or queue engine.
- Integrated in apps requiring fast data retrieval, rate limiting, and analytics.
✅ Embedded / Lightweight Options (on request)
- SQLite
- Used for lightweight internal tools, demos, or embedded mobile features.
- Useful during prototyping or low-traffic utility apps.
🔄 Optional Add-ons / Custom Integrations
- Elasticsearch – For advanced full-text search.
- Supabase – As an open-source Firebase alternative.
- Amazon RDS / Google Cloud SQL – For managed cloud-hosted databases.