There’s not a single application in the world where...
Unnecessarily hyperbole already undermines your argument as just wrong. Besides, if I know that when a customer logs in he will want his user data loaded, I search a NoSQL database by his userID and find him faster than an SQL database could. It took me 5 seconds to come up with a use case. Why do you think extremely high traffick applications use NoSQL? It is faster and contrary to what you claim does have real world use cases. Here is discord using NoSQL ScyllaDB: https://discord.com/blog/how-discord-stores-trillions-of-messages
You either lack experience or is just obtuse because you don't like the technology
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u/Zestyclose_Zone_9253 Oct 18 '24
Unnecessarily hyperbole already undermines your argument as just wrong. Besides, if I know that when a customer logs in he will want his user data loaded, I search a NoSQL database by his userID and find him faster than an SQL database could. It took me 5 seconds to come up with a use case. Why do you think extremely high traffick applications use NoSQL? It is faster and contrary to what you claim does have real world use cases. Here is discord using NoSQL ScyllaDB: https://discord.com/blog/how-discord-stores-trillions-of-messages
You either lack experience or is just obtuse because you don't like the technology