There are some specific scenarios where nosql solutions simply work significantly better. Probably the premiere example is time series data. You can use sql, bu

There are some specific scenarios where nosql solutions simply work significantly better. Probably the premiere example is time series data. You can use sql, but it's a pain. There's a reason why most monitoring systems use some sort of nosql database. A specific business domain example is multi-level marketing. Updates in SQL can take hours as one has to go through the entire tree to make any updates. Graph databases are a much more elegant solution to that problem domain.