Yes. Aggregations and search are often best done as close to the data as possible, in the DB. Rendering html, caching, parsing api responses, sending emails, b

Yes. Aggregations and search are often best done as close to the data as possible, in the DB. Rendering html, caching, parsing api responses, sending emails, background jobs: Nope. Basically, use the database for what it’s good at, no more.