I believe it has its places, just as SQL does. From what i have seen, NoSQL fits in where i was doing FS operations before, as a cache, or "blob" store. Somewhe

I believe it has its places, just as SQL does. From what i have seen, NoSQL fits in where i was doing FS operations before, as a cache, or "blob" store. Somewhere to dump stuff for a while before its processed into SQL or whatever other format is needed. Something that can be easily replicated and queried instead of having to deal with the underlying FS and clustering that. It also fits in as Key/Value stores for temporary session data, and where you need very high performance in memory access that can be shared between several servers or processes.