I have several big database ( from 200 mb to 7 gb ) containing information pertaining an academic project.
I need to expose some statistical data about these database to my coworkers. Unfortunately I've a very strong background in mathematics and statistic but I'm not a Computer Scientist.
I would like to have something like a CMS where there are templates of the most useful informations, plus the ability from the user to generate new pages using custom templates, via an interface as intuitive as possible. Pages must be generated dynamically if they don't exist yet, or taken from cache if already calculated, to save CPU (some charts take weeks to be computed).
I have no constraints on tools, I can use whatever database format I want and whatever language is bes开发者_Go百科t. Now the databases are built via a python script.
I would like to keep complexity as low as possible, as I would like to concentrate on the statistical part rather than the technical part.
Which framework do you think is best suited for my needs? Could anyone point me towards the easiest, most intuitive and reliable solution?
Cheers,
You can try Mysql + phpmyadmin or if you want an application instead of a web app, postgres + pgadmin.
Oh mysql also has an app if you're using a mac(and your colleagues): SequelPro
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