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yes that's exactly what it was. it was outsourced to a vendor that pretty much took advantage of the contracting startup's lack of DB knowledge. so they got t
by fookyong 16y ago
yes that's exactly what it was.
it was outsourced to a vendor that pretty much took advantage of the contracting startup's lack of DB knowledge. so they got the kitchen sink and a fat invoice.
of course it's easy for the vendor to defend this - "what, we want you to be scalable!".
- jseifer 16y agoFlip side: How many startups ask for a solution that will scale to millions of users per day once their app goes live?