“Your data is safe, because we’ve never written it to disk.”
Asked 11 years ago and still going strong... "To what extent are 'lost data' criticisms still valid of MongoDB?" - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10560834/to-what-extent-...
MongoDB security notice
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So nothing has changed in the 3 years since that article?
there were zero done in 2021, two in early 2022 and even the footer copyright say 2022.
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#73I never used/tried MongoDB, what are the reasons people choose MongoDB over other DBs?
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As much fun as Jepsen is, I'd probably not follow up with a company that turned my product into a mockery. I enjoy the hell out of reading that report as an outsider, and I personally would be a repeat customer, but I can see how a company might not love the writeup.
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They're apparently still growing quite rapidly, though the company is not yet profitable.
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#76“Your data is safe, because we’ve never written it to disk.”
/dev/null is web scale https://youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs
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#78I never used/tried MongoDB, what are the reasons people choose MongoDB over other DBs?
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#79“Your data is safe, because we’ve never written it to disk.”
Asked 11 years ago and still going strong... "To what extent are 'lost data' criticisms still valid of MongoDB?" - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10560834/to-what-extent-...
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They state these things in their quarterly filings with the SEC, in which to my knowledge it is not legal to knowingly misrepresent facts. If you have actual proof that MongoDBs auditors are lying to the SEC, you can probably get a pretty good whistleblower reward or at the very least make a ton of money selling this money to hedge funds specializing in shorting failing companies.