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This is cool, but this sort of proves my point to friends that Postgres isn't "production ready" out of the box, you need all kinds of tooling around it to make
by dangoodmanUT 3y ago
This is cool, but this sort of proves my point to friends that Postgres isn't "production ready" out of the box, you need all kinds of tooling around it to make it so.
- Rafert 3y agoCurious which DBs are "production ready" according to you, and how you define that exactly.
- Volundr 3y agoCan you speak more on what you think is missing? Looking at the repo I semi-regularly deploy grafana (which I'd argue should never be part of core postgres) and pgbackrest (I wouldn't hate having more sophisticated backup built-in). I once deployed citus for an application that needed it's special talents. In general I'd say my production use of postgres has been pretty vanilla.
- grzm 3y ago“Production ready” is context-dependent. If you have no need of particular features, it may make sense to not have them installed for a number of reasons.
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