It's first and foremost a document store / so for JSON or XML currently, that's why it's not SQL compliant. I think other query languages as JSONiq are much more tailored to this, albeit a niche of course (based on XQuery).
Regarding tamper proof audit logs not much is missing. Cryptographic hashes instead of XXH3, a commit hash chain and signed commits. Actually, I think that's a great addition with minimal changes needed.
What you can audit currently is "who changed what" for instance.
Regarding tamper proof audit logs not much is missing. Cryptographic hashes instead of XXH3, a commit hash chain and signed commits. Actually, I think that's a great addition with minimal changes needed.
What you can audit currently is "who changed what" for instance.