Thanks, that's very interesting. I would have assumed that with today's world of distributed database being so common, and with the various technologies availab

Thanks, that's very interesting. I would have assumed that with today's world of distributed database being so common, and with the various technologies available, lots of people would be interested in hiring experts in ensuring database work as advertized. But i guess people trust the product documentation too much. As an anecdote i was surprised to discover mongodb had a second life in the corporate world as a standard , certified technology to store critical documents. So yeah, maybe people aren't really that aware of the kinds of nasty gotchas that lure in their systems.