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PL/SQL - also if you plan on using Oracle Cloud which seems to have a decent serverless compute offering. I'm still curious why IBM hasn't gotten Amazon to host
by crb002 6y ago
PL/SQL - also if you plan on using Oracle Cloud which seems to have a decent serverless compute offering. I'm still curious why IBM hasn't gotten Amazon to host some System Z DB2 mainframes to compete.
Mainframe is the CA of CAP.
Personally I chose SQLite sharded on S3 and dynamodb.
- theta_d 6y ago> I'm still curious why IBM hasn't gotten Amazon to host some System Z DB2 mainframes to compete. Why would they use AWS? They have their own cloud: https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog#services https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog#services
- my123 6y agoNot System Z but Power: https://cloud.google.com/ibm/ https://cloud.google.com/ibm/
- castorp 6y agoThere are some areas where Oracle indeed offers more features (mainly in the administration/monitoring area) compared to Postgres, but PL/SQL vs. PL/pgSQL as a procedural language PL/pgSQL is not one of them. Both languages are pretty much on par
- awiesenhofer 6y ago> Personally I chose SQLite sharded on S3 This sounds interesting, would you mind sharing details?
- Graphguy 6y agohttps://www.ibm.com/cloud/hyper-protect-dbaas https://www.ibm.com/cloud/hyper-protect-dbaas is built on Z