But you lost me at the NoSQL throwaway line at the end. Since the NoSql hype rocket has come back to earth there are many ways to store and query JSON data orher than something like Mongo DB.
Add some JSON columns to MySql/Postgres, or stick it on S3.
But you lost me at the NoSQL throwaway line at the end. Since the NoSql hype rocket has come back to earth there are many ways to store and query JSON data orher than something like Mongo DB.
Add some JSON columns to MySql/Postgres, or stick it on S3.
A bit late to this one, very good article!
But you lost me at the NoSQL throwaway line at the end. Since the NoSql hype rocket has come back to earth there are many ways to store and query JSON data orher than something like Mongo DB.
Add some JSON columns to MySql/Postgres, or stick it on S3.