There is a cost associated with adopting and integrating another tool like ElasticSearch. For some orgs, the ROI might not be there. And if their existing database provide some additional capabilities in this space, that might be preferrable.
> This is another one of those “when you have a hammer, everything looks like your thumb” stories.
Are you referring to people who think that every reporting problem must be solved by a dedicated OLAP database?
There is a cost associated with adopting and integrating another tool like ElasticSearch. For some orgs, the ROI might not be there. And if their existing database provide some additional capabilities in this space, that might be preferrable.
> This is another one of those “when you have a hammer, everything looks like your thumb” stories.
Are you referring to people who think that every reporting problem must be solved by a dedicated OLAP database?