For this project, I had created a SQL Server RDS instance because I'm familiar with this database. But, apparently 1GB of RAM ain't enough for SQL Server, so i was paying a lot for extra processing (at least for me, it's a lot of money). Upgrading to 2GB of RAM wasn't particularly cheap either, so I opted for Postgres and kept 1GB RAM. Let's see how it goes before putting more effort into reducing costs. This project is still small, so the migration was fairly simple with a C# program that would connect to both SQL Server and Postgres, read all tables and transfer all the data. The po
Now that I've published this project and shared it, breaking production isn't harmless anymore. To solve this, I deployed a tests enviroment. Production should be safe now (until I deploy something and break it again). The tests enviroment is not public.
