MongoDB 2.6 Released

Post by 16bytes » Tue, Apr 08, 2014, 2:27 PM UTC

the1 wrote: post #4

mongodb is the best database in the whole wide world at the moment. I encourage everyone to jump in mongodb for agile web scale development with full big data capability.

Post by mutex007 » Tue, Apr 08, 2014, 2:28 PM UTC

zeroDivisible wrote: post #9

the1 wrote: post #4

mongodb is the best database in the whole wide world at the moment. I encourage everyone to jump in mongodb for agile web scale development with full big data capability.

Well, I think I must disagree with you in here. I'm sure that it is a viable choice for some use cases, it's just that I didn't found a use case for it yet. Being able to choose from PostgreSQL, Redis, Cassandra, heck, even ElasticSearch made me always choose one of those over MongoDB, at least for the problems which I had been trying to solve.

Post by wilsonfiifi » Tue, Apr 08, 2014, 2:31 PM UTC

ericingram wrote: post #14

I wonder, what does this mean for TokuMX

Post by outside1234 » Tue, Apr 08, 2014, 2:35 PM UTC

tedchs wrote: post #16

Will MongoDB still segfault under certain circumstances?

Post by wilsonfiifi » Tue, Apr 08, 2014, 2:38 PM UTC

mutex007 wrote: post #13

zeroDivisible wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Well, I think I must disagree with you in here. I'm sure that it is a viable choice for some use cases, it's just that I didn't found a use case for it yet. Being able to choose from PostgreSQL, Redis, Cassandra, heck, even ElasticSearch made me always choose one of those over MongoDB, at least for the problems which I had been trying to solve.

By the way if you are looking for all the above functionality provided by all the DBMS you mentioned in a single DBMS instance, you can check out amisaserver.com. Polygot persistence is just another fad.