Indexes in MySQL are one of the primary ways to enhance query performance and they are especially useful when the primary use case of our project refers to reading data stored in a database. We‘ve already told you about the nuanced world of indexes in MySQL – and there we‘ve mentioned that MySQL has multiple types of SQL indexes available for you to choose from.
The primary index type available within MySQL is the B-Tree index which we‘ve already covered in one of our previous articles. If you know your way around MySQL though, you will certainly be aware of