The article's author/etc simply has an axe to grind with NoSQL. Are we going to throw out our *nix flavors that have us disable root SSH? Our FSes that don't ha

The article's author/etc simply has an axe to grind with NoSQL. Are we going to throw out our *nix flavors that have us disable root SSH? Our FSes that don't have or disable-by-default block encryption? Security should definitely be championed, full stop, but I'm not convinced by this article that NoSQL or relational DBs have any reason to be implementing the secure layers on my systems. A big draw to NoSQL is not only the ease of use. One advantage is the separation of working parts. Not jack of all trades, master of none architectures.