Hey Sam! Just a minor correction; The unified data access later at Facebook is the Ent Framework, which can be backed by different data stores such as MySQL, TA

Hey Sam! Just a minor correction; The unified data access later at Facebook is the Ent Framework, which can be backed by different data stores such as MySQL, TAO, or ZippyDB. It is also primarily accessed by one monolithic service, so it's not the best example for the microservices scenario you illustrated. I can understand getting this misconception from the Prisma post. I'm curious where they got their bad intel from (I guess it's just good marketing to compare oneself to FB engineering, facts aside)