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I'm not sure about the stack (depends on what you are comfortable with, your requirements...) but: 1. use something that has been around a long time and is wel
by chronid 9y ago
I'm not sure about the stack (depends on what you are comfortable with, your requirements...) but:
1. use something that has been around a long time and is well supported/known
2. you probably don't need stuff like cassandra or other "big data" data stores (just yet). PostgreSQL/MySQL is plenty fine to start with (and easier to manage/think about).
3. please use only a single cloud provider.