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> The marketing term NoSQL, which was the hippest buzzword just a few years back, is slowly becoming a synonym for a defect. Without SQL, there is something mis
by zzzcpan 8y ago
> The marketing term NoSQL, which was the hippest buzzword just a few years back, is slowly becoming a synonym for a defect. Without SQL, there is something missing.
I guess RDBMS companies are too afraid of NoSQL to attack it with such silly propagandist statements. You can't win the market this way.
To me it increasingly looks like SQL is losing in distributed systems. And NoSQL may never really gain SQL beyond niche usage after all.
- Joeri 8y agoTo me it increasingly looks like SQL is losing in distributed systems. I’m seeing the reverse trend. Google went from nosql to sql with cloud spanner. The various flavors of SQL on hadoop are on the uptick. Cockroachdb is looking really interesting.
- zzzcpan 8y agoBut do you see Spanner, CockroachDB, TiDB actually getting any ground?
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