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==== 4. Why not to use NoSQL (and when SQL is still better) ==== For balance: NoSQL is not a wholesale replacement for relational DBs. Relational systems are usually better when: * You need strong ACID guarantees across complex transactions (financial systems, inventory integrity, accounting, etc.) * Your data is highly relational and normalized, and you need ad-hoc querying and reporting * You rely heavily on SQL joins, constraints, and the richness of the relational model * You want to do complex analytics on OLTP data (or at least easily ETL to a warehouse) NoSQL often trades some combination of: * Strong consistency * Rich querying (especially joins) * Transactional semantics for better scalability, availability, and flexibility.
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