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Given your problem with serializability, why not use a database which supports it better than MySQL?
by jacques_chester 8y ago
Given your problem with serializability, why not use a database which supports it better than MySQL?
- jillesvangurp 8y agoBy the time we had to debug this as a thing, we already had our implementation ready. Also cost for a small mysql RDS db in amazon and the convenience of not having to administer that were a factor. But you are right, I have considered switching to cockroachdb since they advertise their support for serializable transactions.
- ric2b 8y agoWhy not PostgreSQL? It's also on RDS.