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by adamckay
1015 days ago
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> Especially if early/small, who wants to worry about scaling their DB layer unless they have to? If early/small, who wants to worry about putting another piece of infrastructure (RabbitMQ, Redis, etc) in your stack that you have to operate? It will probably surprise you how far you can go with just Postgres. |
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Yeah, I get that. I guess my assumption is kind of that these things are so common and mature at this point, that setting them up isn't that big of a deal. I suppose too that if one is early/small, one should probably use a managed solution for anything possible as long as it isn't crazy expensive; so a managed TQ should be easy to set up, and if you're using managed Postgres, scaling it horizontally should also be relatively easy (?)