YNAB the popular budgeting app was outgrowing limits of Heroku Postgres. In their migration efforts they looked at almost every viable option including:
* Amazon RDS
* Amazon Aurora
* Aiven
In the end Crunchy Bridge made sense for them and checked the box on every requirement they had:
* Vanilla Postgres
* Consistent performance
* High quality support
* Familiar developer tools
One of the biggest game changers for them per @bradymholt on their team:
"We love having real superuser access. It helps us optimize our spending and configure our clusters just how we need them to be."
And best part is 30% more IOPS and 10% cost reduction.
I'm still learning the best ways to incorporate generative AI models in my work but boy oh boy does ChatGPT work good for bash syntax and working through compile issues on Linux.
@MaiLynn60791245 @TheKitchenPB Hmm, this looks like a legal volley serve. Nothing in 2024 rule book (section 4.A.7.) prevents tossing ball up before hitting as long as point of contact is below waist and there is upward motion before hitting ball. Am I missing something?
I think testing your backup process is critical. Do a fire-drill from time to time and make sure you can restore like you might need to for real one day.