that's just how FoundationDB is architected; it's not quite the same as building your own DB. the database provides primitives that are safe to build abstractio

that's just how FoundationDB is architected; it's not quite the same as building your own DB. the database provides primitives that are safe to build abstractions like this on top of. it's also not quite the same as using an off-the-shelf RDBMS, but they do a pretty good job of explaining why they made that design choice. if anything, viewed through that lens, I'd say it seems quite pragmatic.