I think this shouldn't be used to store application or user data, but could be actually useful for less important data used by cron scripts and scheduled jobs for which you would otherwise use a small local database or text files.
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#32I'm not sure this solves a real problem developers have. I have never heard from anyone that storing key/values was a pain. A wide range of popular key/value stores exist and are easy enough to manage. Cloud provider also offer cheap managed stores.
I never had the need to store key/value pairs, but I would definitely consider a similar service. Why not?
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#33Is this a joke or for real?
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#34Also consider jsonbin, a "pastebin for JSON" service. The aim of the project is to provide a simplified data store for tinkerers. https://jsonbin.org/
Good site! Thank you.