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I think we have different definitions of "production-ready." I find Cassandra to considerably immature having weird bugs that cause it to outright crash and bot
by gmjosack 16y ago
I think we have different definitions of "production-ready." I find Cassandra to considerably immature having weird bugs that cause it to outright crash and both Cassandra and Mongo have seen issues from many people with data loss. Yes, people are using these systems in production but they're both still young and immature and it is in everyone's best interest to continue to evaluate possible solutions that are coming out.
- couchdb 16y agoI've been in production without issue for years in some installations. I probably could have raised the "production-ready" flag in 2008/2009 if I held myself to the same standards as a lot of projects.
- jamii 16y agoIn both my last job (latexsearch.com) and my current job (smarkets.com) I've worked with couchdb in fairly large scale installations. I haven't experienced a single bug nor had any couchdb-related performance problems. It's pretty solid.
- masomenos 16y ago". . .Mongo have seen issues from many people with data loss" Have any citations for data loss happening in a release version of mongo, with the recommended configuration (at least 1 slave)?