4 ms·
Agreed that if you want to keep the relational part, using the DB to store pointers is probably the easiest, though it might require rethinking search. I appre
by sgarland 2y ago
Agreed that if you want to keep the relational part, using the DB to store pointers is probably the easiest, though it might require rethinking search.
I appreciate you at least considering the various options. If you do nothing else, tuning Postgres parameters, optimizing column ordering, and removing duplicated indices will be a great step forward that is completely backwards-compatible.