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by lmm 1803 days ago
RDBMS tooling is a long way away from best-in-class, and the data model is extremely awkward in a way that actually distorts your modelling (no collection columns, no sum types...) and there's no real support for keeping track of schema evolution. I agree that recording your schema model explicitly and keeping track of it is very important (using something like Avro's schema registry), but RDBMS tools are not actually that great at it and using an RDBMS brings in a lot of other baggage.