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Seems to be really aimed at businesses which want to get off of MongoDB desperately.
by ma2rten 8y ago
Seems to be really aimed at businesses which want to get off of MongoDB desperately.
- Aeolun 8y agoSo they’ll have a huge target market.
- jshen 8y agoI’m not a fan of mongo, but I’ve run a fairly sizable enterprise platform on it for nearly a decade and we haven’t had any major issues that would make replacing it an urgent desire.
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 8y agoOnce there is AWS version, it seems like a matter of time before it becomes the safe choice. Nobody got fired for using AWS.
- threeseed 8y agoNot really at all. It's targeted at enterprises like mine who currently use MongoDB on premise and are looking for a managed solution. The advantage of AWS over Atlas is you can use the same security and governance approaches e.g. IAM policies, ADFS/SAML integration, Cloudwatch/Cloudtrail etc.
- spydum 8y agoExactly- atlas kills me without any type of SSO options for the control plane. Also I feel that they HAD to offer this to counter Azure CosmoDB