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But there are document databases that have schemas, like couchDB. So then it boils down to the cap theorem, and ease of ad-hoc querying vs ease of replication/
by lacampbell 10y ago
But there are document databases that have schemas, like couchDB.
So then it boils down to the cap theorem, and ease of ad-hoc querying vs ease of replication/scaling out. Which is more interesting.
Or do people try and push "not being able to validate your data" as some kind of feature?
- charrondev 10y agoI've been using couchdb to sync local and remote copies of a single database for a medium sized product and it is really convenient for that use case.