I have a suggestion to do.
The idea is to add a support for other databases in Moodle installation, specially all the open ones like SQLite3 and PostgreSQL.
This can be helpful to solve some MySQL database problems like have incompatibilities with old versions, or allow to use a more robust DBMS for very large databases.
Actually the Softaculous already detects if the MySQL like database server is a "classic" Oracle MySQL database or a MariaDB database and changes the Moodle configuration file according. Put a selector to allow to use other DBMS will just requires to change this configuration for SQLite and for PostgreSQL will also only change the current panel API (like cPanel) to use their PostgreSQL support.
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