I would say that you have to be careful before putting logic in the database because it can be harder update (compared to rolling updates on kubernetes or swarm, for example) and probably harder to debug.
I am not an expert, but if I had to share some business logic between several applications, I would rather build a webservice, but for data processing or aggregation, than the database is the better suited for it.
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I would say that you have to be careful before putting logic in the database because it can be harder update (compared to rolling updates on kubernetes or swarm, for example) and probably harder to debug.
I am not an expert, but if I had to share some business logic between several applications, I would rather build a webservice, but for data processing or aggregation, than the database is the better suited for it.