> My understanding is that Cosmos has gotten a lot better For some values of "better", I guess. Performance is still terrible, their data visualization/inspect

> My understanding is that Cosmos has gotten a lot better For some values of "better", I guess. Performance is still terrible, their data visualization/inspection tools are shameful, their SQL dialect is finicky and has no error reporting beyond "something is wrong with the input value", and their official Python SDK has a race condition bug that can silently clear out your documents when under heavy load. I used to work at a Cosmos-heavy house and I would utter "fucking Cosmos" around 15 times a day.