Yup, experiencing that at work quite a bit. People are currently arguing about big data solutions for a data set of 300Gb or so, growth in the area of 100ish Gb / year. I'm still arguing that this could be an in-memory dataset for postgres, and we wouldn't need that with a good schema.
Or other people are wondering if we could replace all of our relational databases with kafka. While complaining about inconsistent data sets. Well let's talk about advantages of a good relational schema first.
Maybe I'm turning into a grumpy old admin/DBA... but mariadb or postgres used well just solve so many problems.
Or other people are wondering if we could replace all of our relational databases with kafka. While complaining about inconsistent data sets. Well let's talk about advantages of a good relational schema first.
Maybe I'm turning into a grumpy old admin/DBA... but mariadb or postgres used well just solve so many problems.