Eh, the technology stack they discuss is directly accessible, though.
I read this as an advertisement, meaning if everything it working well you don't need to manage the database. Which is probably how it works 99% of the time in fairness.
I read this as an advertisement, meaning if everything it working well you don't need to manage the database. Which is probably how it works 99% of the time in fairness.
A good chunk of the other 1% are square-peg-in-round-home situations.
It is good to support all the various edge cases but it is also on 6 to focus on the happy path