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Comment #34691535
You knowledge of MongoDB is a little out of date. MongoDB supports SQL queries. Tableau has an MongoDB connector. You can connect MongoDB to Excel via our DataAPI and of course our…
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Comment #34585572
Comparing any modern database (i.e. developed after 1980) with IMS is like comparing a flint knife with a Barrett .50 calibre.
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Comment #34455803
We would love to help promote this? Ping me Joe dot Drumgoole at mongodb.com as we can get you some time on our podcast.
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Comment #34414126
See also https://www.mongodb.com/developer/products/atlas/atlas-data-...
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Comment #34324422
See also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MFv8J7Smws
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Comment #34324408
See https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/data-analytics/mongod...
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Comment #34151384
MongoDB provides MongoDB Atlas, our own managed service. which is supported on every cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP).
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Comment #33657936
We have recognised this problem and to that end we have produced a Stable API standard https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/reference/stable-api/ I realise this doesn't help you wit…
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Comment #33321338
MongoDB has an SQL interface these days if you need it https://www.mongodb.com/atlas/sql
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Comment #33276624
I am not disputing the bill, just curious how he got there. He doesn't say in his post.
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Comment #33275721
I did manage to approach his costs by running a sharded cluster with our largest configuration (M600 nodes with 640GB RAM. 4TB storage and 3.8m IOPS). That is priced quite clearly …
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Comment #33037105
MongoDB actually doesn't store JSON. It stores a binary encoding of JSON called BSON (Binary JSON) which encodes type and size information. This means we can encode objects in your…
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Comment #32575977
Every field in a MongoDB document (we encoded documents in BSON at the driver level) is typed and you can apply a schema to any collection if you choose to do so.
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Comment #32481460
It's almost as if MongoDB didn't create the JSON API that practically everyone has adopted.
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Comment #32409012
Do you have a reference to that article?
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Comment #32390463
Can share some more details? Site looks fine now. A screen shot perhaps. You can always ping the @mongodb twitter when you see issues like this.
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Comment #32348844
I can see the source of confusion. Apologies. I mentioned ACID transactions were released in 4.0 but did not explicitly mention when the problems arose which of course was in 4.2 w…
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Comment #32335464
Also read the addendum from the same report: 1 Updates 2020-05-26: MongoDB identified a bug in the transaction retry mechanism which they believe was responsible for the anomalies …
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Comment #32332722
You must not have looked at MongoDB. We have been delivering fully consistent ACID transactions since 4.0 which shipped several years. Yes, Jepsen did find some issues with the ini…
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Comment #32208589
I don't think I mentioned role model. We most definitely don't model ourselves on IBM. I was just pointing out their longevity which is impressive to me.
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Comment #32173358
Oracle's doom is a tricky one to predict, they have been around for a long time. Can they survive Larry Ellison's retirement? Who can tell? But IBM? You are having a laugh. IBM was…
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Comment #32165029
If you want to ping me an email at Joe.Drumgoole@mongodb.com I can get that fixed pretty quickly.
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Comment #32163145
Try typing "mongodb customers" into Google. Here is a few I know are public references: MetLife, Epic Games, Bosch, Inland Revenue (UK), Department of Work and pensions (UK) Barcla…
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Comment #32148656
Steve left many years before MongoDB Atlas launched
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Comment #32099225
You seem to think MongoDB is eventually consistent. MongoDB is designed as strongly consistent database. You can choose to query a secondary and that will be eventually consistent …