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README.md

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 > Currently **only** PostgreSQL is supported.
 
+## Recommendation
+
+This testdb provider is aims to solve test performance issues in larger projects. For smaller projects it makes more sense to just use a testcontainer to provide a database for your tests. It is easier to setup and less complicated. For larger projects it may be suitable to setup a tmpfs backed database that can very quickly allocate database copies.
+
 ## Maven
 
 [Plugin Documentation](https://metaloom.github.io/testdatabase-provider/)
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 ## [Dedicated (Without Maven Plugin) Example](examples/dedicated-no-maven-plugin)
 
+It is also possible to setup a dedicated provider and database and reference the service without the use of the maven plugin.
+In this case the provider connection details must be specified in code. The `TestDatabaseProvider#localConfig` method can be used to set a provider configuration which supersedes any configuration file or environment variables.
+
 ```java
 ProviderConfig config = new ProviderConfig();
 config.setProviderHost("localhost");
@@ -178,11 +185,14 @@ config.getPostgresql().setPort(15432);
 TestDatabaseProvider.localConfig(config);
 ```
 
+Additionally the JUnit rules/extensions can reference the server as well.
+
 ```java
-// Junit 4
+// JUnit 4
 @Rule
 public DatabaseProviderRule provider = DatabaseProviderRule.create("localhost", 7543, "dummy");
-// Junit 5
+
+// JUnit 5
 @RegisterExtension
 public static ProviderExtension ext = ProviderExtension.create("localhost", 7543, "dummy");
 ```