Whats the best noSQL ?

postgres
postgresql.org/docs/current/datatype-json.html

>firebase
yikes

Firestore/Firebase

Cassandra, Redis, Bigtable

What a cultural fellow.
Probably dropped out of sql though.

Whats wrong with?

Unironically mongo

Memcached
Redis
Json files

I am genuinely curious as to what are a legitimate uses for nosql-type databases. It just seems like the php of databases. Versatility and ease of use is great, but what happens when the project is no longer small-sized?

If your project will get bigger, use SQL.

Choose the right tool for the job. Likely to be mongo or cassandra

Because trying to host a SQL database in the cloud for your portfolio is a fucking cancer taks that honestly makes me want to never use SQL again, please provide me of a solution as easy to deploy in the cloud as Atlas offers with mongoDB, no billing information no nothing, you create an account a database and you are ready to go, bet your ass you won't find anything like it

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Also retard. Look at this

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There are so many instanced SQL options out there, that I'm going to suggest you look again.

Literally fucking nothing, heroku? Billing information, Amazon? Billing information, Azure? Not free, the only thing i could find is ElephantSQl

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sqlite

just use FTP

Isn't Sqlite fucking awful for concurrent uses?

why?
is it because it's easier to use?

Aerospike if your schema is defined. It’s like redis on steroids.

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Yes, but if you have multiple concurrent users you should be using an sql.

I use couchbase at work. It fuckin sucks.

this

the sketchy pricing model. Still one of the easiest to work with in a serverless situation