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Doesn't mean it might not change hands again! (as unlikely as that would be) As for latency, with Mlab you were able to specify the cloud provider and zone IIR
by thsowers 8y ago
Doesn't mean it might not change hands again! (as unlikely as that would be)
As for latency, with Mlab you were able to specify the cloud provider and zone IIRC, not sure if other competitors like Compose have that
- jozzas 8y ago> with Mlab you were able to specify the cloud provider and zone IIRC That's correct, you specify a provider and region but can also set up VPC peering so all traffic remains within AWS' network within a region. I've used this setup - mLab on AWS with VPC peering and it worked great.
- metheus 8y agoThe same features exist in Atlas, so you should be good to go there.
- ecnahc515 8y agoBut specifying the zone won't help since zones are not consistent across different accounts, so while you can ensure your in the same region, you may still end up talking across different data centers. Do they have anyway to handle this?
- yrezgui 8y agoCompose is hosting other types of databases now. I think the move for Mongo is to be THE platform for Mongo developers