Thanks for your answer, Michael. Actually, I like MySQL as it does not
require admin operations like Postgre may require. This is actually very
similar for me (right now) as I do not use database specific stuff.
By the way, I noticed that Mongo/Ming is not yet supported by
tgext.pluggable, so I'll use an SQL database for now. As I'm prototyping
for now, this is not yet a critical choice.
I may try Mongo later. And use Postgre when planning to go into production.
On 04/25/2012 06:24 AM, Michael Pedersen wrote:
I've not used Mongo/Ming myself as yet. I'm about to, but I just haven't
done so *yet*. From what I've heard, though, you have great scalability
with Mongo that is difficult to achieve in any other way.
Personally, I would not use MySQL unless the choices were MySQL or
SQLIte. PostgreSQL is a much more mature platform IME.
Basically, go for either PostgreSQL or Mongo. We support both, so we can
help you transition your model if you need to. Your data will be a bit
more complex, but your model is fairly easy :)
On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 10:11 AM, Damien Accorsi <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm about to develop a new application using TG2. I used to use it
with PostgreSQL and MySQL; I'm asking myself if it would not be
better to use Ming / MongoDB.
I need authentication and the business stuff will be texts and
images with related metadata (comments, tags, title, links between
items, etc, etc).
The "model" is something like a polymorphism between texts and
images (ie they are different but same metadata), etc.
The reasons why I'm not totally happy with MySQL backend is:
- I'd like to store images in the database itself (so that I have
only one operation for backup, I do not need to manage
synchronisation between files and database),
- I'd like not to duplicate tables which would store tags for
images/texts, comment threads for images/texts, etc
In term of database performance, I was told that it would be
similar... So what would you advice to me? Ming Feedbacks?
Damien
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