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I think his main point was cost savings in environments that don't need constant uptime, like Dev and QA DB's in a 9-5ish shop. You can also throw a light DB (
by Clubber 9y ago
I think his main point was cost savings in environments that don't need constant uptime, like Dev and QA DB's in a 9-5ish shop.
You can also throw a light DB (mySql, SqlExpress, Postgres) on a VM that you already have running 24/7, that would make the additional cost zero.
Of course you are still going to need to curate your dev/qa data (through replication or periodic backup/restore) because shit data is hard to code against, not to mention debug against.