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by rokkamokka
764 days ago
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Still using mysql here for a medium large 10+ year old application. We self-host one master and two replicated slaves. Biggest pain point we've had is issues with locking and transaction timeouts as the application has gained users, but this isn't really mysqls fault. We've never seen the point of converting to postgres, a lot of work for little if any gain? |
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