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NoSQL is fantastic for backing item-orientated webapps, it removes the transactional and relational overheads. Conversely I would not use NoSQL for anything con
by nikatwork 13y ago
NoSQL is fantastic for backing item-orientated webapps, it removes the transactional and relational overheads. Conversely I would not use NoSQL for anything concerning FIRE or complex inter-related data - those safeguards become important.
Scalability is something of a red herring with NoSQL. Yes it's easier to scale, but my primary criteria for choosing it would be the nature of the data, not the intended scale.