20 months, 2K hours, 200K € lost. A story about resilience and sunk cost fallacy

Re:20 months, 2K hours, 200K € lost. A story about resilienc... by j45 on Monday January 04, 2021 @12:19AM (#25628132)

There is no small amount of time wasted taking data from non relational dbs and making it relational.

If you prefer nosql, consider something like Hasura which reveals a graph on top of a Postgres dB. I’m not affiliated with either but it’s important to not make tech decisions based on what a developer hears others like to use.

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Re:20 months, 2K hours, 200K € lost. A story about resilienc... by cpursley on Monday January 04, 2021 @04:28AM (#25629177)

Hasura is a game changing server technology. It handles postgres PostGIS and Json types really well.

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Re:20 months, 2K hours, 200K € lost. A story about resilienc... by j45 on Monday January 04, 2021 @09:25AM (#25631688)

It’s certainly one thing that made me wonder why I went in the direction of MySQL all those years ago.. from a modernization perspective it would be a bolt on for any existing Postgres db as well.

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Re:20 months, 2K hours, 200K € lost. A story about resilienc... by cpursley on Monday January 04, 2021 @10:11AM (#25632237)

Hasura supports or will support MySQL soon (but is not 1 for 1 with PG in terms of features).

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