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What base would you recommend to implement the idea?
Good day to all.
In my workplace, there was an urgent need to write my own unique software.
And I got stuck at the planning stage, because I don’t know what to choose for optimal performance.
The essence of the software is that: The database stores text data, as well as files and archives of different sizes. Since the database is planned to be extensive, its size will start from 1TB and above. To start, it will be on-site, then it is planned to use the client part and dock CRM. I would like to hear your recommendations, since I think that MySQL does not really roll, and personally I plan to write in VB.NET/C#, and a colleague recommends PHP
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Records are stored in a database. And the archives and files are not in the database (or at least in another database).
I can’t say anything more (there are not enough specific numbers in your description).
I would recommend postgres. Store files in blobs, with a tangible amount - the performance is higher than that of the file system. We tried several solutions, settled on this one. They are very satisfied.
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