This post makes me so happy. The key statement is here: > The two data stores have fundamentally different designs and purposes With all the datastore hooplah

This post makes me so happy. The key statement is here: > The two data stores have fundamentally different designs and purposes With all the datastore hooplah nowadays, it is really nice to see an author come out and say "this isn't for everyone" rather than "we're the fastest for everyone, period." and throwing around a bunch of meaningless benchmarks.