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> In what way isn't it ready for production use cases ? Your parent commenter doesn't like Mongo. So it's not production ready.
by praneshp 9y ago
> In what way isn't it ready for production use cases ?
Your parent commenter doesn't like Mongo. So it's not production ready.
- inferiorhuman 9y ago> Your parent commenter doesn't like Mongo. So it's not production ready. Eh I don't like Mongo because I've used it. IDK, it's been a few years since I've had to deal with mongo in a production environment. I don't miss it. I dislike that it's slow to get data to/from the javascript interpreter -- and that the solution was to work around it with the aggregation framework. I don't like the unsafe defaults (data integrity, access control). I don't like the magical, unreliable sharding that you have little to no control over.