Should you use AtomicServer?

When should you use AtomicServer

You want a lightweight, fast, realtime and easy to use headless CMS with live updates, editors, modelling capabilities and an intuitive API
You want realtime updates and collaboration functionality
You want high performance: AtomicServer is incredibly fast and can handle thousands of requests per second.
You want standalone app: no need for any external applications or dependencies (like a database / nginx).
You want versioning or full-text search.
You want to build a webapplication, and like working with using React or Svelte.
You want to make (high-value) datasets as easily accessible as possible
You want to specify and share a common vocabulary / ontology / schema for some specific domain or dataset. Example classes here.
You want to use and share linked data, but don't want to deal with most of the complexities of RDF, SPARQL, Triple Stores, Named Graphs and Blank Nodes.
You are interested in re-decentralizing the web or want want to work with tech that improves data ownership and interoperability.

High-throughput numerical data / numerical analysis. AtomicServer does not have aggregate queries.
If you need high stability, look further (for now). This is beta sofware and can change.
You're dealing with very sensitive / private data. The built-in authorization mechanisms are relatively new and not rigorously tested. The database itself is not encrypted.
Complex query requirements. We have queries with filters and features for path traversal, but it may fall short. Check out NEO4j, Apache Jena or maybe TerminusDB.

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