Integrate Trello with PostgreSQL

Trello?

Trello is a web-based project management application for tracking projects and tasks. Users are able to create boards to organize their projects. Boards have lists that can be used to organize tasks, and each list item can represent a task. Tasks can be assigned to users or added by the user themselves. Trello users can add checklists, due dates, attachments, labels, and notes to each item.

PostgreSQL?

PostgreSQL is a database management system with an emphasis on extensibility and standards compliance. It offers features such as ACID compliance, multiversion concurrency contrp (MVCC), automated crash recovery, tablespaces, partitioning, replication, and logical replication. PostgreSQL is released under the PostgreSQL License, which is a BSD-style license.

Integration of Trello and PostgreSQL

Trello uses PostgreSQL as its back-end database. The data made available by Trello is stored in a highly normalized schema in order to provide fast access for multiple types of queries from multiple clients. In order to provide data consistency, all data in Trello is validated before being saved to the database. Trello implements a queue-based asynchronous service architecture that utilizes message queues and a micro-service architecture for handling API requests. This allows them to achieve high availability and scalability through horizontal scaling of services.

The Trello API provides two versions of the API. RESTful, which is a stateless protocp; and SOAP, which is a stateful protocp. RESTful version of the API supports GET and POST methods for creating new resources, PUT for updating resources, DELETE for deleting resources, HEAD for obtaining information about resources without modifying them, OPTIONS for getting information about the supported HTTP methods, and TRACE for debugging purposes. RESTful JSON format is used for both GET and PUT requests, with the content-type header set to application/json. SOAP version of the API also supports the same methods as RESTful version of the API along with new methods such as BIND_RESOURCE, DELETE_RESOURCE, GET_RESOURCE, GET_CONTEXT, and MODIFY_RESOURCE. SOAP format is used with both GET and PUT requests with the content-type header set to text/xml.

Benefits of Integration of Trello and PostgreSQL

Leveraging both databases can provide many benefits such as providing performance increases while reducing costs; offering faster delivery time by using PostgreSQL for slow operations; giving more flexibility by allowing Trello to make changes to the database schema; and making it possible to use PostgreSQL as a backup to improve reliability.

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