Unveiling TeaQL Architecture: Declarative Multi-Destination Data Service Routing — Farewell to the 'Glue Code' of Polyglot Persistence
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In modern complex application architectures, polyglot persistence has almost become a standard configuration. Within a single system, core transactional data may require PostgreSQL for strong consistency guarantees, massive execution logs might need Meilisearch for full-text search, state information could be thrown into Redis for ultra-high-speed caching, and local development might even downgrade to rusqlite.
However, while enjoying the ultimate performance of multi-destination storage, we often find ourselves trapped in a painful "code swamp."