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> We record millions of meetings every week. My first thought was "why even use big databases, you have perfect workload to shard it between a bunch of instanc

> We record millions of meetings every week. My first thought was "why even use big databases, you have perfect workload to shard it between a bunch of instances and as a bonus any downtime would only affect smaller part of customers"

ants_a 9mo ago
This is not a big database usecase. It just needs one to not do silly things like opening a new database session for every query when it's well documented that this is expensive.
- mihular 9mo ago
  Ha, .net does that automatically unless you really want not to - connection pooling I mean.