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Why NodeDB Might Be a Better Multi-Model Database
After comparing the current multi-model databases, I think the category has a real opportunity. The opportunity is obvious: Modern applications keep pushing different data models into the same product. Document, graph, vector, time-series, search, spatial, sync, analytics pressure, and relational workloads do not stay in neat separate boxes for very long. The problem: Most current solutions require a bad compromise. Some systems cover many models, but do not make them equally worth trusting. Som
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