Great comment. Let me reply. The content of all articles is sourced from our experience on working on commercial products and open source projects, no just pla

Great comment. Let me reply. The content of all articles is sourced from our experience on working on commercial products and open source projects, no just plain though sharing. Let me share some more insights on the previous topics: - "Relational vs. Object/Mongo store" this article is based on our experience at sourcelair.com. Choosing Mongo for our main data store has caused us more problems than it solved, and we have spent tons of hours working this out. After running this in prod for 3 years, we have a strong opinion on this that you should not use an object store for your main back-end unless you are a super exception. - We we choose Swarm: Docker is a relatively new tech and while its adoption grows it has not yet the maturity and footprint of projects like MySQL or Postgres, so each case diverges more from another. This is why here we talk about "When does it make sense to use this" instead of "You should do this". Hope I covered your question, but feel free to continue the discussion if you 'd like. It's an interesting topic.