This seems like an apples and oranges comparison. You're using the JSONB type in postgres, which allows you to index and query specific fields in the blob, and your testing doesn't seem to be doing that at all. A fairer comparison would be to use postgres' text type, or a separate comparison that does query for specific fields with both.
Yes, it is apples and oranges but they are both things you can use for a juicy and healthy snack. You don't have to turn the apple into an orange (or the other way around) but it's about understanding the pros and cons of the apples and the pros and cons of the oranges. Then, equipped with that you can make informed decisions.
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This seems like an apples and oranges comparison. You're using the JSONB type in postgres, which allows you to index and query specific fields in the blob, and your testing doesn't seem to be doing that at all. A fairer comparison would be to use postgres' text type, or a separate comparison that does query for specific fields with both.
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Yes, it is apples and oranges but they are both things you can use for a juicy and healthy snack. You don't have to turn the apple into an orange (or the other way around) but it's about understanding the pros and cons of the apples and the pros and cons of the oranges. Then, equipped with that you can make informed decisions.
You didn't address what I said at all.