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Multiple, independent apps poking changes into the database is a kind of failure too. For writer apps > 1 it is often preferable to route them through a middle
by sk5t 10y ago
Multiple, independent apps poking changes into the database is a kind of failure too. For writer apps > 1 it is often preferable to route them through a middle tier / web API / etc.
- strommen 10y agoData lives far, far longer than applications. You may not have multiple apps using the database now, but if your system lasts 10 years or more than it certainly will.
- inopinatus 10y agoI think this approach creates bottlenecks and ultimately has an inner-platform effect. Use your RDBMS to the max, they are powerful tools!