Ronaldo777

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by Ronaldo777 12y ago
Relational databases provide a very solid foundation upon which a wide variety of replication, partitioning and data distribution schemes can be constructed. Just look at the different approaches that PostgreSQL supports: http://
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by Ronaldo777 12y ago
If using a Prius instead of a Dart would very likely solve the problem(s) being experienced, then it is a perfectly reasonable thing to suggest. It would be wrong not to suggest it. This submission is about a problem involving MongoDB. It i
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by Ronaldo777 12y ago
Somebody came here asking for help with a real world problem. It would be doing this person a disservice to not mention alternative technologies that have solved very similar problems that have affected many other people/organizations.
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by Ronaldo777 12y ago
SFjulie1's comment is a good one, mikegioia. Taking a look at the economics of a technology that's being used is a very sensible thing to do, especially for a business. If this analysis shows that one solution is inferior to anoth
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by Ronaldo777 12y ago
The most effective and affordable fix for many scaling problems is to migrate to a different product or approach. I'd have to check with our DB folks to get the exact size of our dataset and the number of servers we're using now w
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by Ronaldo777 12y ago
We moved to PostgreSQL. Our performance problems went away, with almost no work other than the initial migration. We fixed many data integrity problems during the migration, and have not noticed any problems since. Our uptime has become nea