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> "passable clustering" you talk about PG which has nothing, so when you start to re-implement sharding yourself you're in trouble. Or you can just use Citus.
by mbell 8y ago
> "passable clustering" you talk about PG which has nothing, so when you start to re-implement sharding yourself you're in trouble.
Or you can just use Citus.
- Thaxll 8y agoWhich is not PG anymore.
- stingraycharles 8y agoIt's dead easy to migrate an existing PostgreSQL install to Citus (application code can all stay the same), so it's a great way to scale your application when you need it, and at the same time just use PostgreSQL for when you don't need scale yet (99% of all apps).
- GordonS 8y agoI thought it was implemented as an extension, rather than a separate product? I'd say that's still "Postgres"
- manigandham 8y agoCitus is an extension to Postgres. It is still PG, and has the same scaling semantics as a MongoDB replica set that that point for distributed tables.