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by grey-area
2903 days ago
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I'd definitely vote for PostgreSQL, it can handle large loads effortlessly, it's reliable, and yet they keep adding great features. It could also function pretty much like a nosql db initially, to ease your transition, then you could migrate gradually to using it as a relational db. You need strong checks on data integrity before you start - you could consider double writing (to old orm using nosql + new orm using psql), and comparing data stored to be sure you don't miss anything at first, before you switch? |
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