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For a serious note, there are occasionally situations where I have to take in a lot of data that I know nothing about. Sooner of the time this data is either in
by astine 8y ago
For a serious note, there are occasionally situations where I have to take in a lot of data that I know nothing about. Sooner of the time this data is either in json or readily convertible to json so losing it into a mongodb database and poking around in it is a reasonable preliminary step to whatever the more permanent solution should be.
- kstrauser 8y agoWould PostgreSQL + JSONB work for you there?
- astine 8y agoI assume it could, but haven't tried it.
- 6t6t6t6 8y agoAllegedly, Mongo is more efficient if you need to ingest billions of records.
- pritambaral 8y agoI remember when that was true, because MongoDB used to mmap files and skip fsync. /dev/null is more efficient than just about anything at ingesting billions of records, but not very useful, is it?