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I agree And more to the point, learning how to "handroll" Postgres could be beneficial. You could have learned about options for limiting the amount of memory,
by raverbashing 3y ago
I agree
And more to the point, learning how to "handroll" Postgres could be beneficial. You could have learned about options for limiting the amount of memory, etc
Sure, managed is easier and use it when you can afford it easily. But before that, it's better to see how things are going (mem usage, disk usage, bottlenecks, etc)