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It's also explained in the post shared: --- I've heard "why not PostgreSQL?" a few times this week. It was even our original plan in #539! Well, it was a prag
by dewey 3mo ago
It's also explained in the post shared:
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I've heard "why not PostgreSQL?" a few times this week. It was even our original plan in #539! Well, it was a pragmatic choice in two different ways:
The person who volunteered to do the work used SQLite.
I don't want to use solutions that are bigger and more complex than our likely needs. Postgresql is my default for projects, but it does have the added complexity of being a separate service to run, tune, and maintain.
- ozim 3mo agoThe person who volunteered to do the work used SQLite. That is a totally valid reason. Though if you can run it from SQLite there is not much tuning on Postgres that would be needed. I would expect migration to Postgres from MariaDB would be easier.