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That's an odd rule of thumb. You going to do some processing outside of the DB, e.g. transformations, views. Then you have the event streaming and aggregations
by nejsjsjsbsb 2y ago
That's an odd rule of thumb. You going to do some processing outside of the DB, e.g. transformations, views. Then you have the event streaming and aggregations world. Then different type of DB. Distributed DBs where you could do processing on each node in code for example.
- baq 2y agoI think we agree. Transformations and views bring code to data (if you are willing to consider them code, which I am). Then when you say 'Distributed DBs where you could do processing on each node in code for example' it also sounds like exactly what I have in mind - code brought to data, not data to code.
- nejsjsjsbsb 2y agoAh I see- you mean network-wise. I was thinking domain wise.