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What about for IoT devices? I could see NoSQL still having a place there, although I could also see it working just as well with a SQL database.
by eberkund 9y ago
What about for IoT devices? I could see NoSQL still having a place there, although I could also see it working just as well with a SQL database.
- mbreese 9y agoWhat is special about IoT devices that make them more suited towards a NoSQL solution? Scale? Is that really an issue for the majority of IoT deployments?
- kazen44 9y agomost IoT devices do not really need to be scalable themselves. The backend/processing side of IOT needs to be scalable. And it already mostly is doing that on both network side (ipv6) and datastore side (TSDB?).
- eberkund 9y agoScale and also the data structure is often times very flat; usually just a bunch of records from sensor readings.