3 ms·
> But it’s almost impossible to build a “monolith” database that lives up to the modern legislation requirements, at least within the EU. This is an extremely
by sseagull 3y ago
> But it’s almost impossible to build a “monolith” database that lives up to the modern legislation requirements, at least within the EU.
This is an extremely narrow view. There are a zillion uses of databases that are not storing user data from web apps or whatever.
- devjab 3y ago> This is an extremely narrow view. There are a zillion uses of databases that are not storing user data from web apps or whatever. Who said anything about "user" data? I work in the energy sector. The GDPR rules are tiny issues compared to the requirements we face to be able to submit ourselves to audits of exactly whom accessed exactly what. We're at the point where the role you get when you log on a system, needs to define whether you have access to each column in a row or not, and we need to log it too. For authorization, policies and logging we have frameworks like OPA, but for the actual data protection... Well...