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…and created a new one if the projection is only eventually consistent. No free lunches here.
by blowski 5y ago
…and created a new one if the projection is only eventually consistent. No free lunches here.
- zepolen 5y agoHow is that different from running Postgres and Elasticsearch separately?
- blowski 5y agoIt’s not. It’s a difference between having separate OLAP and OLTP databases, which is what the parent post suggested.
- justinclift 5y agoProbably skill set of staff? For example, if a place has developed fairly good knowledge of PG already, they can "just" (!) continue developing their PG knowledge. Adding ES into the mix though, introduces a whole new thing that needs to be learned, optimised, etc.