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Monday, 24 September 2012
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NoSQL Is for Moms-N-Pops Websites

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Nikita Ivanov (GridGrain):

Look, 90% of NoSQL usage comes from the same crowd as a typical memcached users: non-critical, “moms-n-pops” websites. 90% of IMDG/IMCG usage comes from mission critical systems.

Different customers => different requirements => different products…

Unfortunately neither my mom nor my dad are behind non-critical websites like Amazon, Facebook, Google, or LinkedIn. What about yours?

Original title and link: NoSQL Is for Moms-N-Pops Websites (NoSQL database©myNoSQL)

via: http://java.dzone.com/articles/why-memory-data-grids-are-more