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I have a personal project and I used a tiny Azure 'dev/test' postgres database like OP mentioned and it went down for a day with no explanation. Restoring from
by brikym 10mo ago
I have a personal project and I used a tiny Azure 'dev/test' postgres database like OP mentioned and it went down for a day with no explanation. Restoring from back ups did not work. Now Auzre have a new DB service in preview called Horizon which I'd hope is more reliable.
Before that I used stackgres on kubernetes which was awful. I hear the cloud native pg operator is okay though?
Another problem I had was Bitnami yanking some helm charts and images I had used for a Redis cluster.
I'm now thinking something like Supabase or Convex may be the way to go for personal projects. Any experiences?
- jasonjayr 10mo agoI'm using CNPG on my rinky-dinky 3-node k8s homelab, and it's been pretty good. I had a situation where my object storage ran out of space (again: homelab) which caused backpressure on db log backups; which stopped the pg databases. It correctly recovered automatically once I cleared up the root cause without much intervention on the CNPG side.
- ahachete 10mo agoHi, StackGres founder here. We're constantly striving to improve the user experience and the quality of StackGres. Would you mind sharing some feedback as to what made your experience not good with it? Did you join the Slack Community (https://slack.stackgres.io/ https://slack.stackgres.io/) to ask if you were facing some trouble? It always helps, even if it is just by sharing your troubles. (If you'd like to share feedback and do so privately, please DM on the Slack Community) Your feedback will be much appreciated. [edit]: typo