Not disagreeing necessarily, but having many different databases has a cost.<p>Data has more value when combined, so a wise database choice also depends on what you already have. You can combine data from different systems (e.g. FDWs, which postgres has great support for), but something is usually lost along the way.<p>I think postgres is a good default, because it is good for a lot of things. But sure, if you make an informed decision otherwise, there&#x27;s nothing wrong with that.