The ability to query, index etc. I believe is much more limited than regular Mongo, but you can correct me if I'm wrong. Also, it feels like a cludge. RDBMS to

The ability to query, index etc. I believe is much more limited than regular Mongo, but you can correct me if I'm wrong. Also, it feels like a cludge. RDBMS to me is to expensive in the churn and I've run into some deadly query scenarios. As a non-storage expert I would just love one of those 2000's era 'object databases' to start with. We used to use them a lot in networking because they suited well to topology. I'm not sure they're much of a thing anymore however as I suggest JSON DB's are pretty close to it so there's no need for it. But they fit developer's mentality really well.