Prisma

When to Use

• Designing or modifying database schemas
• Writing queries involving relations, filtering, or aggregation
• Managing migrations (especially breaking changes)
• Working with transactions that need atomicity guarantees

When NOT to use:

• Simple key-value lookups or caching — use Redis or in-memory stores
• Read-heavy analytics — consider raw SQL or a dedicated analytics layer
• Schema-less or document-oriented data — consider MongoDB directly

Our Conventions