If that comparison table is right about "no foreign keys," that's a showstopper for me. :(
Back to looking at Couchbase, Yugabase, or Citus for my distributed SQL.
Back to looking at Couchbase, Yugabase, or Citus for my distributed SQL.
So yeah, it's on my short list. :) I've used triggers in one project recently, but that was literally the first time in five years so it's not as much of a must-have for me.
The trick is that it's better to have the extra guard rails. And all of Couchbase, Yugabase, and Citus support foreign keys even with sharding and replication, so that's not an issue when the DB supports it.