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It's not just the downtime. It's the actual work involved in running all your regressions to ensure backward compatability. ie. do all your existing queries sti
by AznHisoka 8y ago
It's not just the downtime. It's the actual work involved in running all your regressions to ensure backward compatability. ie. do all your existing queries still work? do all your current backup processes still work? did that arcane config variable you rely on change its stinking name?
- enraged_camel 8y agoI was going to respond with “well, any database that can’t guarantee that kind of backwards compatibility shouldn’t be taken seriously,” but then I realized we are talking about MongoDB and I found myself giggling.