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More independent MongoDB DBaaS providers is what would offer true redundancy in this case, though it is highly restricted due to SSPL license change.
Hopefully FerretDB will be successful building feasible alternative
Almost decided to use MongoDB in a project for the first time. Kind of makes me unsure if it’s going to be the right choice.
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Wow lucky I moved our data out not too long ago. Trying to login to MongoDB, I'm just getting "server error" now.
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Yep, Jepsen has not only confirmed but later reconfirmed that MongoDB has for many years been on par with other NoSQL databases when it comes to transaction guarantees and data consistency.
Er...no.... "Jepsen Disputes MongoDB’s Data Consistency Claims" - https://www.infoq.com/news/2020/05/Jepsen-MongoDB-4-2-6/
Nice and to the point, makes it clear that this is early, explains the current scope, tells us to expect a follow up as the information makes its way to them. I like this tbh and I hope people won't punish them for not including more info when this is clearly in the early days of investigation.
It was only DETECTED on the 13th, and they suspect had been going on 'for some time'. And basically not sure if user data was touched but they suspect or haven't provided it yet buly saying'NOT'. I want answers.
We are completely locked out of our Atlas account and the support portal right now. We Okta-auth with Mongo and all attempts to auth right now are failing with "The request contained invalid data." displayed on their login screen. Of course, the support portal requires you to auth to use it...to get help with auth failing. Anyone else seeing issues getting in to their dashboard? Edit: Auth started working for us and…
MongoDB employee posting: The login issues are unrelated to the security incident. We notified all of our customers and users concurrently resulting in a spike in login attempts. Please try again in a few minutes if you are still having trouble logging in. Please continue to monitor our alerts page: https://www.mongodb.com/alerts
Irrelevant but curious if MongoDB is still being picked up for Greenfield projects given it's licensing.