I remember reading about Salesforce Big Objects before they became available and thought maybe it is an option to backup data present in regular objects. That is, instead of taking a backup via an ETL tool or data loader, maybe this will be an option to backup the data in the Force.com platform itself. Now that it is GA and I am reading more about it, i think the use cases for this are more varied. Some use cases I can think of are – Archival of key data objects within the platform: You may want to use this option if you dont use any other means to backup key data. Also this may be an attractive option for non-large enterprise customers who dont themselves invest on large data warehouses or data lakes in their enterprise architecture. Ex: customer history (if present in tasks and activities) will become huge over years but this is useful information for reporting & customer analysis. Store key information which is large volume in quantity and also high volume in transa
"Man alone measures time. Man alone chimes the hour. And, because of this, man alone suffers a paralyzing fear that no other creature endures. A fear of time running out." I can truly identify with this. The way we stress ourselves out on deadlines, timelines in today's life without realizing how these artificial borders we draw in the time dimension hurt our own health, our relationships, our family and our own happiness. What is more important is to pursue what is your true passion. When you do something because you love it, you no longer consider it work, you no longer worry about timelines. Neither you realize time flying by nor will you regret it.