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Relational vs. Non-Relational Databases: The Tide Is Shifting

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Brent Marinaccio
Mar 13, 2017

In an ever-changing world, the data surrounding relational and non-relational databases is no different. While there are proponents for both, it seems to be a case by case basis for which is best for a particular environment. And, with the pace of innovation, the answer can be swayed on a frequent basis. With all that being said, the numbers don’t lie, and there is evidence of a shift that is occurring.
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