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Drop your database for PostgreSQL
Drop your database for PostgreSQL.
Postgres is one of the most flexible databases available, and it’s open source.
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jss
We started using PostgreSQL because of its HStore and JSONB feature.
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joeb
We moved from MySQL to PostgreSQL, and never regretted that decision.
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dani
We dropped MSSQL too for PostgreSQL, and we’re happy about it. The replication feature is what is much better in Postgres.
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