Why SQL is beating NoSQL, and what this means for the future of data

9/26/2017

This blog post discusses the advantages of using SQL (Structured Query Language) over NoSQL (Not only SQL) for managing data, particularly in the context of time-series databases. The author highlights the scalability, flexibility, and robustness of SQL databases compared to NoSQL alternatives. They argue that SQL's declarative nature allows for easier data manipulation and querying, making it more suitable for complex data analysis tasks. The post also emphasizes the importance of standardization and compatibility, suggesting that SQL's widespread adoption and ecosystem contribute to its superiority. Overall, the author predicts a promising future for SQL databases in handling time-series data.

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