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Even when systems don't share a database, if operational concerns - disaster recovery, failover migrations, metrics and monitoring, anything like that - matter
by mumblemumble 6y ago
Even when systems don't share a database, if operational concerns - disaster recovery, failover migrations, metrics and monitoring, anything like that - matter to me, I'm reaching for PostgreSQL or MS SQL Server. I hear I also need to get over my 20 year old grudge against MySQL.
SQLite is really only my first choice for hobby projects and desktop apps that aren't running on the JVM.
- eric_h 6y ago> I hear I also need to get over my 20 year old grudge against MySQL. I hear this too - but silently truncating my data (causing a great deal of data loss and grief for me) is likely going to continue to bias me against MySQL for the foreseeable future.
- johannes1234321 6y agoThat was configurable for ages and default is on strict for a long time now ... Compatibility with old decisions vs. doing the right thing™ is always a pain ...
- eric_h 6y ago> That was configurable for ages and default is on strict for a long time now I'm not saying I'm being rational in holding my grudge. I got bit by that "bug" _bad_ early in my career and the scar tissue lingers.