Basically, a directory tree where the files are JSON. Instead of Unix rm, ls, cat, echo/>>, we have rest endpoints.
The main value prop of a DB is performance, moreso than the interface. How is this different from S3 or Firebase’s rest API?
> Nodb can easily accommodate an increase in the number of requests without breaking down or becoming slow. Your app remains responsive and reliable, even during periods of high demand.
From the limitations docs page:
> Number of read (GET) requests is limited to 10k per month
The main value prop of a DB is performance, moreso than the interface. How is this different from S3 or Firebase’s rest API?
> Nodb can easily accommodate an increase in the number of requests without breaking down or becoming slow. Your app remains responsive and reliable, even during periods of high demand.
From the limitations docs page:
> Number of read (GET) requests is limited to 10k per month