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Newsletter Topics Select minimum 1 topic. Enterprise Software. Anonymous November 20, 0 Comments. Thanks in advance Rajashree. Anonymous Posted November 20, 0 Comments. There are most certainly more. These 2 just come immediately to mind. If your client is just looking for a simple web app for their own data, then Directus may be a great option.
It offers "database mirroring", so that you can connect it to any database and set up functionality around it! Get Advice. Follow I use this. Needs advice. Which would be better for this application? I have not dealt with a sound based data type before.
How do I store that and put it in a table? Thank you. Hi Erin, Honestly both databases will do the job just fine. I personally prefer Postgres. You'll get all the features you need with PostgreSQL. MongoDB might be an excellent option as well if you need "sharding" and excellent map-reduce mechanisms for very massive data sets. You really should investigate the NoSQL option for your use case. Starting with AWS Aurora is an excellent advise. I recommend Postgres as well.
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