Why are normal databases suddenly not okay to use?

why do you think so?

2011 called they want their thread back

>>60956827
I guess nobody except MongoDB Inc. shills say that.

mongolDB :DDDD

Once upon a time mongodb was unreliable.

Nowadays use whatever you want.

>>60957416
once upon a time MongoDB was a webshit technology you couldn't rely on

that time was 2017

>>60956827
Who said that?

NoSQL is better for unstructured data. SQL is better for structured data. That's it.

>>60956827
developers like to jump on the newest meme trend because it's cool

t. systems engineer that works with devs

>>60956827
do your own search nigger
>>60957990
not only this

>>60958039
Can confirm, have Mongo and Cassandra databases at work: almost constantly have issues. Oracle DB's and Postgre: work great with same or greater workload on older hardware.

>>60959662
MongoDB is open source, Oracle DB is closed source shit with more bloated proprietary shit needed to connect to one than I ever want to deal with.

>>60959662
>Mongo and Cassandra databases at work: almost constantly have issues
Like what? People writing shit queries?

>>60956827

Mongoloid Down Syndrome Base

>>60959662
Why not just use Excel? Or Access if you have very large quantities of data.

MongoDB is fucking amazing for prototyping. Just toss shit in there and it works. It's especially good if you don't know what your data structure looks like yet and you're building ahead of whatever will be coming upstream.

It's great for Flask apps.

>>60960632
I use CSV