I've seen far, far more cases of document databases being used in situations that are entirely inappropriate, than in situations where they are ideally suited.
I'd argue that the situations in which it's a good choice to use a document database are pretty rare, and that you're almost always better off using a bog-standard relational database.
I've seen far, far more cases of document databases being used in situations that are entirely inappropriate, than in situations where they are ideally suited.
I'd argue that the situations in which it's a good choice to use a document database are pretty rare, and that you're almost always better off using a bog-standard relational database.