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What are you using for a database? Or do I even want to know the answer to that?
by hammyhavoc 1y ago
What are you using for a database? Or do I even want to know the answer to that?
- ReddBird 1y agoI’m using a .txt file to store all the data
- ReddBird 1y agoActually, multiple .txt files, each in own container, and there is a kubernetes cluster to handle the load balancing for the writes to the .txt files. Pretty ingenious if you ask me.
- ReddBird 1y agoHi Hammy, Please see my response to your other comment. Not sure if you picked up on it, but I was kidding! I would never do that in a production environment.