I think a series of blog posts to get readers' imaginations going could help pg_shard adoption greatly. I'm talking a real-life app with no big hacks (i.e. possibly using ActiveRecord or similar). It'd have a set of traditional tables and one big table that has NoSQL access patterns. We'd show how pg_shard can be used to transparently access the big table within an otherwise traditional application. Any caveats specific to the environment could be addressed.
I think three to five posts would be best, and the code itself should be in a GitHub repository for perusal by interested parties.
I think a series of blog posts to get readers' imaginations going could help
pg_shard
adoption greatly. I'm talking a real-life app with no big hacks (i.e. possibly using ActiveRecord or similar). It'd have a set of traditional tables and one big table that has NoSQL access patterns. We'd show howpg_shard
can be used to transparently access the big table within an otherwise traditional application. Any caveats specific to the environment could be addressed.I think three to five posts would be best, and the code itself should be in a GitHub repository for perusal by interested parties.