>>Over the last 15 or 20 years I’ve tried lots of databases of all flavors and every time come back to Postgres. Almost the same here, have tried just about ev

>>Over the last 15 or 20 years I’ve tried lots of databases of all flavors and every time come back to Postgres. Almost the same here, have tried just about everything that comes along, and sooner or later I end up swapping out the database de jour and go right back to sql server in almost all use cases (for the type of projects I do). I feel like db's are pretty much a solved problem, and can't imagine trying to build and market a brand new one these days. Almost as hard as trying to come up with a new operating system and convincing people to switch. I wish good luck to anyone that tries, but talk about pushing a boulder up a mountain; definitely doesn't seem like the easy path to success.