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If the argument for NoSQL is, “we don’t know what our schema is going to be”, stop. Stop and go ask more questions until you have a better understanding of the
by james_marks 6mo ago
If the argument for NoSQL is, “we don’t know what our schema is going to be”, stop.
Stop and go ask more questions until you have a better understanding of the problem.
- jampekka 6mo agoOftentimes better understanding of the problem needs trying out solutions. Armchair architectures tend to blow up in contact with reality.
- freedomben 6mo agoFor sure, though with databases it's usually pretty clear even at the start whether your "objects" will be relational in nature. I can't think of a single time that hasn't been the case, over hundreds of apps/services I've been part of. Things like asynchronous jobs, message queues, even object storage, I fully agree though.
- ranger_danger 6mo agoEven a JSON column would be better in most cases IMO, and on Postgres you can also make indexes on json keys.