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Databases like Postgres have well established ways to handle that. And if you're setting up the DB yourself, you absolutely need to do backups anyway. And a rep
by fabian2k 1y ago
Databases like Postgres have well established ways to handle that. And if you're setting up the DB yourself, you absolutely need to do backups anyway. And a replica on a different server.
- saxenaabhi 1y agoBackups don't alleviate durability concerns. Read replicas(async) neither. I think only way it could work was if I implemented sync replication like planetscale, but that arduous.