HappyHattie
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- Oct 12, 2020
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Hello,
I work as an independent IT consultant and have been commissioned by a customer to get his customer database in order.
This is really an enormous amount of work, because all data is stored on three different servers, which all have far too little storage space.
The customer wants to spend as little money as possible, as he is quite upset by the current crisis. But I told him that a cloud-based database is actually unavoidable nowadays!
I think that the Kafka program would be suitable for the customer, but it could also lead to the customer expanding and then he would have to start the whole work all over again.
My idea was to offer the customer the option of connecting several databases to each other through a provider like Aiven.
What do you think about this idea? That way you could always switch back and forth without having to worry about losing everything.
I work as an independent IT consultant and have been commissioned by a customer to get his customer database in order.
This is really an enormous amount of work, because all data is stored on three different servers, which all have far too little storage space.
The customer wants to spend as little money as possible, as he is quite upset by the current crisis. But I told him that a cloud-based database is actually unavoidable nowadays!
I think that the Kafka program would be suitable for the customer, but it could also lead to the customer expanding and then he would have to start the whole work all over again.
My idea was to offer the customer the option of connecting several databases to each other through a provider like Aiven.
What do you think about this idea? That way you could always switch back and forth without having to worry about losing everything.