Well what I'm saying here is that SQL is great and sometimes it's genuinely helpful to have a much faster key-value store in a variety of scenarios. That's bas

Well what I'm saying here is that SQL is great and sometimes it's genuinely helpful to have a much faster key-value store in a variety of scenarios. That's basically all you need. From there, it's PostgreSQL and Redis specifically because Postgres is the best SQL database and Redis is the best high-performance KV store.