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Everyone is moving away from MySQL to Postgres

• endisneigh 4y ago
  Do you have any data supporting this assertion?
  • TedShiller 4y ago
• paxys 4y ago
  "Everyone" except all the largest and most successful companies in the world.
  • samlambert 4y ago
    This.
    • TedShiller 4y ago
  • bpodgursky 4y ago
    The largest and mot successful companies in the world are still powered by MapReduce. It doesn't mean it's a great technology anymore... it just means it's incredibly hard to migrate tech stacks once you're a huge and successful company.
    • signatoremo 4y ago
      I suppose you meant Hadoop. What have changed that makes it not a great technology any more?
      • saberience 4y ago
        Hadoop means HDFS plus MapReduce and/or Yarn. Hadoop isn't some specific technology or tool you install, it's an ecosystem of tools.
      • bpodgursky 4y ago
        "Hadoop" is never going to die. Even if it fades into the background, some vestigial remnant within Spark will use a HDFS wrapper to access S3 or something like that. But MapReduce will eventually, finally, kick the can.
  • TedShiller 4y ago
    Everyone, including the largest and most successful companies in the world
    • white_dragon88 4y ago
      Source? Or did you just pull that factoid from your imagination?
      • TedShiller 4y ago
        I don't have any imagination
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