@Velocio Out of professional curiosity, how large are the tables you're running? We're using postgres but I am not quite clear of what the upper limits are. I am sure you have loads more data than us. Do you shard it etc?
The tables are tiny, non-sharded... low tens of millions of rows per table. Absolutely nothing special being done with them.
I do know sharding techniques, and partitioning stuff... but I've not yet seen any reason to use those things here. The database is still less than 100GB in size.
@Velocio Out of professional curiosity, how large are the tables you're running? We're using postgres but I am not quite clear of what the upper limits are. I am sure you have loads more data than us. Do you shard it etc?