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Moving toward a NOSQL database solution #483
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Rick, what color do you want that database? |
I think NoSQL could help with the |
The only color that matters - green! |
Hey guys, it's Rick over in sales again. Just wanted to let you all know that my sales demo went great last week, and the customer was very, very impressed by our product - especially the NOSQL database feature! Thank you all for your hard work getting that implemented! I owe you all a beer! -Rick |
@jmurchr Rick, we don't HAVE a nosql database yet! What exactly did you sell them? |
Automatic Reply: Big sale means vacation time! I am currently sitting on a
beach in Aruba, mai tai in hand. I will be checking emails when I can, but
expect drunken, incoherent responses. I will be returning to the office
Novermber 30th.
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@jmurchr <https://github.com/jmurchr> Rick, we don't HAVE a nosql
database yet! What exactly did you sell them?
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I dunno Rick, NoSQL is pretty old school nowadays. As a serious enterprise we should be using blockchain. Blockchain solves every tech problem ever and is perfect. I dont know why it wasn't implemented from the start |
Hey guys, it's Rick over in sales.
I was at the barber the other day, and I read this article on NOSQL databases in InfoWorld magazine. My mind was blown! I'm no expert, but a NOSQL database seems like a perfect for FBEE, much better then RDBMS dinosaur! What we need is a distributed solution that improves our amazing throughput and availability! Plus it reduces the impotence in our object relationships. Win Win!
But you guys are sharp, I'm sure you know all about the wonders of NOSQL. If not, Rick - my barber (also named Rick) - let me borrow the magazine, so you're welcome to come by and take a look for yourself.
Anyway, how long do you think it will take to get the NOSQL database working? I ask because I have already setup a sales demo with a new customer for next Tuesday. (Infinium Labs!!)
Please let me know if you need me to talk to your boss about any priority conflicts.
Have a good one!
-Rick
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