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Definitely! The author of the article mentions how lower power hardware doesn't let you ignore database anti-patterns quite so much, so I'd like to see comparis
by bloopernova 8y ago
Definitely! The author of the article mentions how lower power hardware doesn't let you ignore database anti-patterns quite so much, so I'd like to see comparisons of tuning the 2 different databases.
It's all too easy to dismiss it as an old school engineer being curmudgeonly with a desire to make everyone develop on low-powered hardware. I think there's definite value to telling people to work out the kinks and bottlenecks of their code on a raspberry pi. Especially since those lessons might translate to highly-performing k8s/containers/clusters on lower-power hardware.