PgSQL more and more looks like the "redis of databases".
Whatever the problem, you can almost always find a good reason to use it :)
You get great performance for the simple "dumb" use case (relational data in DB term, key/value store in redis case), and lots of awesome additional feature on top of it for more complex situations.
You get great performance for the simple "dumb" use case (relational data in DB term, key/value store in redis case), and lots of awesome additional feature on top of it for more complex situations.
I love it.