Does Drupal work with PostgreSQL?
Drupal is an excellent PHP content management system. It supports both MySQL and PostgreSQL as the back end database for content management.
Is Drupal supported?
Drupal 7 community support is provided until November 2022 In the past, after a new major version, support would only be kept for the prior major version (such as Drupal 6 becoming end-of-life shortly after the release of Drupal 8). (Drupal 8 is still end-of-life in November 2021.)
Is there a PostgreSQL engine in Drupal 8?
In newer versions this is even no mention Alternative database engines such as SQLite and PostgreSQL are still available in Drupal 8. However, only the available engines are shown. If you install the correct PDO module for your PHP environment (e.g. php70-pdo-pgsql) you should have that engine available to you:
Are there any alternative database engines for Drupal 8?
Alternative database engines such as SQLite and PostgreSQL are still available in Drupal 8. However, only the available engines are shown. If you install the correct PDO module for your PHP environment (e.g. php70-pdo-pgsql) you should have that engine available to you: You can also use phpinfo () to tell if PostgreSQL support is correctly enabled.
What are the database server requirements for Drupal 9?
Drupal 9 requires MariaDB 10.3+ or MySQL/Percona 5.7.8+. Explicit Drupal 9 database server requirements can be found on Environment Requirements of Drupal 9. Note 1: MySQL 8 is supported only on Drupal 8.6 or higher, see this issue. Note 2: Drupal itself will generally operate with a default MySQL configuration.
Do you need a PHP extension to use Drupal 8?
Some extensions are part of the core PHP package and hence are enabled by default. The PHP Data Objects (PDO) extension must be activated for Drupal 8 to install and run correctly. The PECL version of PDO is not compatible with Drupal 8 and cannot be used.