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>Postgres, which was reliable My experience recently and historically has been the exact opposite. Postgres seems to blow up in more mysterious and hair-yanki
by VectorLock 8y ago
>Postgres, which was reliable
My experience recently and historically has been the exact opposite. Postgres seems to blow up in more mysterious and hair-yankingly frustrating ways than MySQL does. "Why Uber Engineering moved from Postgres to MySQL" echos a lot of the issues I've had with Postgres in large production environments.
- philliphaydon 8y agoUber’s use of PostgreSQL was a mess. It’s probably the worst example of why not to use PostgreSQL.