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Comment #45339314
It's a reasonable question. I think it's too early days for us to be able to provide a feature-by-feature breakdown of PlanetScale Postgres vs. Aurora/RDS. Our stated mission on da…
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Comment #45338657
In addition to the point about performance Sam made, PlanetScale's Vitess (MySQL) offers out-of-the-box horizontal scalability, which means we can maintain extremely good performan…
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Comment #45338492
> instead of emphasizing how they just couldn't scale past their previous limits. We are not saying that our customers don't have the knowledge or expertise to do what we do. Many …
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Comment #45338344
There are a lot of differences between Aurora/RDS and PlanetScale I could talk about, some but I'll point to just one for now: PlanetScale offers Metal databases, which means blazi…
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Comment #45338056
People can disagree with the claims of course, but I don't think they are baseless. On the Postgres side: https://planetscale.com/blog/benchmarking-postgres On the Vitess side, I w…
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Comment #45337928
Hi n_u, When we say ephemeral we mean that if the host compute dies in a permanent way (which happens from time to time) the data on the NVMe drives attached to that host is not re…
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Comment #45337803
Hi n_u, PlanetScale engineer here, I'm going to just address just the point about durability via replication. I can't speak to what you've seen with other distributed systems, but,…