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If the guy needs access counters without an ever-growing disk file, he dismissed MongoDB too fast. The ability to repeatedly alter fixed size data without growi
by JulianMorrison 16y ago
If the guy needs access counters without an ever-growing disk file, he dismissed MongoDB too fast. The ability to repeatedly alter fixed size data without growing the storage is something MongoDB has, and no other database engine that I know of. (Their design has its own serious disadvantages, but still, if that's the behaviour you need...)
- bobfunk 16y agoSeems ironic that he dismisses MongoDB for being "over-featured," and then start listing problems with Redis that these extra features solve.