I always wanted to know about Nosql and finally i do. Thank you very much! I would like to add that using a RDBMS you have to think deeply first wich might cost time in the beginning but also might save money in the end. Doing it well with an RDBMS you have a performant, robust, consistent single source of your valuable data. If you really should have a DB bottleneck working with good people and todays hardware you can use a distributed RDBMS. Unless your data is less valuable I have a hard time to accept the "easier for the developer" argument.
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Excelente video
I always wanted to know about Nosql and finally i do. Thank you very much! I would like to add that using a RDBMS you have to think deeply first wich might cost time in the beginning but also might save money in the end. Doing it well with an RDBMS you have a performant, robust, consistent single source of your valuable data. If you really should have a DB bottleneck working with good people and todays hardware you can use a distributed RDBMS. Unless your data is less valuable I have a hard time to accept the "easier for the developer" argument.
Thanks for watching!
Please elaborate different kind of database in depth in separate videos. Thank you for your hard work.
Thanks for watching! I will surely do in upcoming weeks.
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