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For that scale postgres works very well. Going to need very good reasons to not use it.
by killingtime74 3y ago
For that scale postgres works very well. Going to need very good reasons to not use it.
- yawnxyz 3y agoPostgres is harder to setup; Using Couchdb can be set up completely in-memory and in IndexedDB as a prototype tool (as PouchDB), then set to sync with a hosted DB somewhere else. For < 10000 user apps, I'd want this flexibility, I think. If I have more than 10k users, I'd have more problems
- gwbas1c 3y ago> Postgres is harder to setup ??? When I used Heroku, Postgres was a checkbox. Can't get any easier than that. I understand that it's more work to set up a schema, as opposed to just dumping data structures into a data store. But, as I described elsewhere in this thread, the flexibility to query any table will help dramatically as your requirements change throughout the lifetime of a product.