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Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB

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Re: Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB

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Post by sargun »

I'm very curious how far OrientDB has made it. I remember using them ~1.5 years ago, and it was plagued with bugs, and data loss issues. Maybe they'll be able to take some of the knowledge from the MongoDB folks, and use it to bolster their storage engine.

Re: Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB

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Post by omidniteo »

sargun wrote: post #2

I'm very curious how far OrientDB has made it. I remember using them ~1.5 years ago, and it was plagued with bugs, and data loss issues. Maybe they'll be able to take some of the knowledge from the MongoDB folks, and use it to bolster their storage engine.

Engine improved a lot in the last few years and it's now deployed in production by thousands of users. Give it a try again and you'll change your mind ;-) Cheers, Luca

Re: Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB

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Post by marknadal »

Interesting, OrientDB seems to have really grown lately. It is advertising itself in the same way I talk about my own javascript based opensource database project (http://github.com/amark/gun), multi-model, relational/document, graph, multi-master, etc. Obviously Orient is much more mature than mine (not production ready or stable). Maybe I should give OrientDB a try, and see if it stands up to its claims!

Great work, keep it up.

Re: Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB

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Post by omidniteo »

marknadal wrote: post #5

Interesting, OrientDB seems to have really grown lately. It is advertising itself in the same way I talk about my own javascript based opensource database project ( http://github.com/amark/gun ), multi-model, relational/document, graph, multi-master, etc. Obviously Orient is much more mature than mine (not production ready or stable). Maybe I should give OrientDB a try, and see if it stands up to its claims! Great wo…

Thanks. Keep us posted and feel free to reach out if you need help.

Re: Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB

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Post by marknadal »

omidniteo wrote: post #6
marknadal wrote: post #5

Interesting, OrientDB seems to have really grown lately. It is advertising itself in the same way I talk about my own javascript based opensource database project ( http://github.com/amark/gun ), multi-model, relational/document, graph, multi-master, etc. Obviously Orient is much more mature than mine (not production ready or stable). Maybe I should give OrientDB a try, and see if it stands up to its claims! Great wo…

Thanks. Keep us posted and feel free to reach out if you need help.

Yeah, could we talk? Give me an email: mark@gunDB.io, I've been talking to the RethinkDB guys, Firebase, Dropbox Datastore, Meteor, etc. Would love to chat with you guys too.

Re: Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB

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Post by dikaiosune »

sargun wrote: post #2

I'm very curious how far OrientDB has made it. I remember using them ~1.5 years ago, and it was plagued with bugs, and data loss issues. Maybe they'll be able to take some of the knowledge from the MongoDB folks, and use it to bolster their storage engine.

I'm currently using it in a project and I'm overall pretty impressed. I started using it with the 2.0 release candidates, and have no experience with earlier versions. With that exposure I've been very happy and I'm looking forward to the work the team's doing to make the DB available as a turnkey on various cloud services.

Re: Leaving MongoDB and Joining OrientDB

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Post by omidniteo »

marknadal wrote: post #7
omidniteo wrote: post #6

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Thanks. Keep us posted and feel free to reach out if you need help.

Yeah, could we talk? Give me an email: mark@gunDB.io, I've been talking to the RethinkDB guys, Firebase, Dropbox Datastore, Meteor, etc. Would love to chat with you guys too.

Email just sent. Let's talk.
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