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Agree, and the "Mongo and Jepsen" page isn't targeting distributed systems experts, most of them know to stay away, because even if there are things that mongo
by takeda 6y ago
Agree, and the "Mongo and Jepsen" page isn't targeting distributed systems experts, most of them know to stay away, because even if there are things that mongo does right, other systems do it better.
- Carpetsmoker 6y agoWhat other systems would you recommend?
- wolco 6y agoWhat do you want to do?
- takeda 6y agoI don't consider myself an expert in that area. Just someone who learned a lot from Kyle's articles. Based on this, my understanding is: most of the time you want a relational database. If a relational database becomes a bottleneck for certain data, and you don't want to do typical scaling solutions for relational data, then you need to know what you'll trade for the higher performance. Based on what you trade, you then decide what kind of data store you will use.
- kvz 6y agoFoundationDB
- kreetx 6y agoIsn't that too low-level?