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The Database Takes the Wheel in Driving Developer Productivity

https://www.linkedin.com/in/evanweaver/' As organizations rush to digitally transform their businesses, a trend that was further accelerated by the global pandemic,https://thenewstack.io/category/serverless/ are becoming more popular. You can easily enforce security and schema constraints and database hardware can be scaled on a per-service basis.

The more services and APIs a client needs to talk to, the slower and less reliable the application becomes.

Between modern databases, serverless operational models, APIs, modern query languages, and web-native security practices, we’re now at a point where the legacy database-oriented architecture makes sense again.

When teams integrate their services and clients through a modern database that was specifically architected for modern application patterns, we’ve seen increased developer productivity and better app availability, consistency, performance.