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If sharding and repliaction is a major concern, I'd also take a look at riak or cassandra. Especially as a simple key-value store, they offer more interesting b
by rb2k_ 16y ago
If sharding and repliaction is a major concern, I'd also take a look at riak or cassandra. Especially as a simple key-value store, they offer more interesting balancing and error recovery features than MongoDB.
MongoDB does however have a rich data-schema and allows queries (although the necessary indexes bring up ram consumption a fair bit and might become a problem)
- pierrefar 16y agoYeah I looked at them a little bit. The reason I went with Mongo for my purposes was because it works the way I thought of the data and also it has a very helpful community. It's also very easy to set up and get going with PHP.