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We used CRDB (and still do) in production and a scale (billions of records+) and have found it to be very good. While it does not have every advanced feature of
by DLA 5y ago
We used CRDB (and still do) in production and a scale (billions of records+) and have found it to be very good. While it does not have every advanced feature of PostgreSQL, you get very easy clustering and operational simplicity which drive reliability. The command like tools that come with it are also fantastic. Impressive database that’s been a joy to work with. Sorry, no direct experience with YB.
- bennyp101 5y agoDid you need to re-write things to work with it, or did you start out greenfield with it? Interested to know if existing tooling works nicely