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Expand Up @@ -127,13 +127,18 @@ When writing your Tessera personality, the biggest decision you need to make fir
* [POSIX](./storage/posix/)

Each of these implementations has a very similar API, but they have different characteristics.

The easiest implementations to operate and to scale are the cloud implementations: GCP and AWS.
These are the recommended choice for the majority of users.
These are the recommended choice for the majority of users running in production.

If you aren't using a cloud provider, then your options are MySQL and POSIX:
- POSIX is the simplest to get started with as it needs little in the way of extra infrastructure, and
if you already serve static files as part of your business/project this could be a good fit.
- Alternatively, if you are used to operating user-facing applications backed by a RDBMS, then MySQL could
be a natural fit.

If you aren't using a cloud provider, then your options are MySQL and POSIX.
POSIX is the more niche choice, intended to be lightweight and for logs that are infrequently updated.
If you already serve static files as part of your business this could be a good fit.
If you are more used to operating user-facing applications backed by a RDBMS, then MySQL will be a natural fit.
To get a sense of the rough performance you can expect from the different backends, take a look at
[docs/performance.md](/docs/performance).
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[docs/performance.md](/docs/performance).
[docs/performance.md](/docs/performance.md).


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