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Our team has been using both shared and dedicated plans at mLab https://www.mlab.com https://www.mlab.com for almost a year now and we’re very happy with the ea
by rvanmil 8y ago
Our team has been using both shared and dedicated plans at mLab https://www.mlab.com https://www.mlab.com for almost a year now and we’re very happy with the ease of use and we’ve had zero problems so far.
- jaydestro 8y agoThat's awesome but these features will not likely be on mlab at launch. You may be best using MongoDB Atlas, which will include all 4.0 features.
- TomK32 8y agoLet's be honest, lacking behind a few months, especially if it is a major release, isn't a bad idea. With Rails apps in production I keep upto a year of distance to the major releases because there's so many rubygems that need to catch up or be replaced.
- rvanmil 8y agoThat's probably true. I think it took mLab a couple of months to support 3.6. But then again, having a major version release available at launch doesn't seem that important to me compared to all other database-as-a-service features. Since you mentioned you work for MongoDB, if you guys could partner with Heroku and add Atlas to their official add-ons our team might be able to take a look and switch ;)
- jaydestro 8y agohttps://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/integrating-mongodb-atlas-with-heroku-private-spaces https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/integrating-mongodb-atlas-... - private spaces works.