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В кластер входят документы, обсуждающие выбор между реализацией бизнес-логики в базе данных или в приложении, и исключаются документы о выборе между языками программирования для оптимизации производительности систем с низкой нагрузкой.
Общие признаки: бизнес-логика в базе данных, хранимые процедуры, сравнение с уровнем приложения, архитектурные компромиссы, масштабируемость и поддержка
Группа выше: Специальные структуры и аналитические схемы
Смысл: The main idea is that storing business logic in database stored procedures (specifically PL/pgSQL) is generally a poor architectural choice for modern web development due to deficiencies in tooling, scalability, and developer productivity.
Stored procedures are largely outdated and detrimental to development workflows, offering few benefits that outweigh the massive loss in productivity, maintainability, and scalability.
Смысл: The main idea is that stored procedures are outdated for business logic because they hinder scalability, complicate testing, create vendor lock-in, and make maintenance difficult compared to modern backend application layers.
Stored procedures are now considered a liability in modern microservices architecture due to their difficulty in testing, lack of scalability, and the risk of vendor lock-in.
Смысл: The main idea is to investigate the feasibility and impact of moving business logic from the application's model layer into database stored procedures and triggers to potentially increase performance and speed up initial development, despite significant trade-offs in maintainability and debugging.
The author experiments with moving application business logic into MySQL stored procedures and triggers, finding it fast for prototyping but problematic for debugging and scaling.
Смысл: The main idea is to evaluate the trade-offs between implementing business logic inside a database via stored functions versus implementing it in the application backend, providing a framework for architects to make an informed decision based on performance, security, and scalability needs.
An analysis of the advantages (speed, security, data abstraction) and disadvantages (portability, language limits, talent scarcity) of using stored functions for business logic.