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I'd assume in the beginning you do not want to spend time writing a bunch of highly difficult code until you've proven your idea/product. Then when you're big e
by gtirloni 2y ago
I'd assume in the beginning you do not want to spend time writing a bunch of highly difficult code until you've proven your idea/product. Then when you're big enough and have the money, start replacing things where it makes sense. It seems to be the strategy used by many companies.
Unless, of course, your startup is in the business of selling DBMSes.
- tdrhq 2y agoAbsolutely. By the way, if it wasn't clear from my blog post, in the Explore phase, I used an existing library to do this. It was only in the Expand phase that I put this existing library behind a Raft replication.