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Maybe he should have written a first article on how they are fantastic for his real-life tasks instead of 100th article on how mongodb is bad despite being real
by guard-of-terra 13y ago
Maybe he should have written a first article on how they are fantastic for his real-life tasks instead of 100th article on how mongodb is bad despite being really used.
All tree of his recommendations strike me as key-value storage. Key-value storage is both easy to write and not very useful in production. I don't know how much meat they provide over mere key value, but allow me to be wary.
- notacoward 13y agoNone of the three are just key/value. Cassandra is a BigTable-like wide column store, and Riak is a document store with some graph capabilities. HyperDex seems closest to Redis with lists/maps/sets, except that it's distributed and fully consistent (i.e. what Redis could dream of being some day). None of those are easy to write, and many people already find them quite useful in production. Stop being flat-out wrong about everything, and do some research.