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I prefer a dedicated database server over some 1 file solution. You people have got to be kidding, or aren't professionals. Well HN has never been one to make
by lakomen 2y ago
I prefer a dedicated database server over some 1 file solution.
You people have got to be kidding, or aren't professionals.
Well HN has never been one to make a whole lot of sense.
What's next, plain text file for saving data?
Ridiculous
- OutOfHere 2y agoWell, if you're not the one paying for it, then sure, why stop at a dedicated server? Ask for a redundant multi-region multi-node cluster for your database. Who cares how much or how little value it delivers. Ask to hire a whole db admin team plus a devops team. It's not coming out of your paycheck.
- IX-103 2y agoSome people are using a database for a single user, on a single machine. They don't want or need 1000+QPS, live failover, or massive concurrency. They just want something simple that works. The Chrome browser stores many pieces of the user profile (bookmarks, browsing history, etc) in SQLITE databases. I'm not sure if you consider that "professional".