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Have you looked at CockroachDB? PostgreSQL compatibility with modern comforts (e.g. easy cloud deployments, horizontal scaling, memory safe language)
by DoctorOW 2y ago
Have you looked at CockroachDB? PostgreSQL compatibility with modern comforts (e.g. easy cloud deployments, horizontal scaling, memory safe language)
- rednafi 2y agoCame here to say this. Cockroach solves the sharding issue by adopting consistent hashing-based data distribution, as described in the Dynamo paper. However, their cloud solution is a bit expensive to get started with.
- I_am_tiberius 2y agoDoes CockroachdB already support ltree?
- rednafi 2y agoIt doesn’t. It doesn’t support most of the Postgres extensions. We got away with it because we weren’t doing anything beyond vanilla Postgres.