> Because Elasticsearch is not a reliable data store, organizations that use Postgres typically extract, transform, and load (ETL) data from Postgres to Elasticsearch
I’ll admit haven’t kept up with this but is it still the case that Elasticsearch is “not a reliable data store”?
I remember there used to be a line in the Elasticsearch docs saying that Elasticseach shouldn’t be your primary data store or something to that effect. At some point they removed that verbiage, seemingly indicating more confidence in their reliability but I still hear people sticking with the previous guidance.
I’ll admit haven’t kept up with this but is it still the case that Elasticsearch is “not a reliable data store”?
I remember there used to be a line in the Elasticsearch docs saying that Elasticseach shouldn’t be your primary data store or something to that effect. At some point they removed that verbiage, seemingly indicating more confidence in their reliability but I still hear people sticking with the previous guidance.