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For most use cases, PostgreSQL will suffice. And I mean, you can solve a lot of problems with beefing the hardware and RAM. For issues beyond that, you can exp
by kumarvvr 6y ago
For most use cases, PostgreSQL will suffice. And I mean, you can solve a lot of problems with beefing the hardware and RAM.
For issues beyond that, you can exploit latest sharding features in it.
For issues, even beyond that, you can do for Cloud offerings.