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Exactly, and from a features standpoint Postgres can do everything Dynamo can do and so much more. I think a lot of software devs don't really know SQL or how R
by cbdumas 6y ago
Exactly, and from a features standpoint Postgres can do everything Dynamo can do and so much more. I think a lot of software devs don't really know SQL or how RDBMS work so they don't know what they are giving up.
- whymauri 6y agoThis is similar to how I feel about graph databases. Twitter (FlockDB) and Facebook (TAO) built scalable graph abstractions over SQL without a hitch. Why would I want to use a graph DB directly then?
- GordonS 6y agoPostgres even has JSONB support, so if you really want to store whole documents NOSQL-style, you can - and you can still use all the usual RDBMS goodness alongside it! Postgres really is a wonderful database.