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Because of all the great benefits of centralized accounting of our infrastructure and exported resources we started using PuppetDB when it was in its relative infancy. We did make the mistake early on of using the built in DB backend instead of the Postgres.

When I looked at migration strategies there wasn't a real migration tool available. To interact with PuppetDB I ended up learing a bit of clojure and rollng my own tool, the built in REPL helped wonders with this (granted it was only enough to accomplish this task and haven't had a chance to touch Closure since).

Only kept getting irritated by the startup time which I don't know if it can be attributed to the JVM, Closure or PuppetDB itself.

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