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I think if you compared it to other databases that are designed to scale horizontally like Cassandra and DynamoDB, you might have a more favorable opinion. IMHO
by trashcan 6y ago
I think if you compared it to other databases that are designed to scale horizontally like Cassandra and DynamoDB, you might have a more favorable opinion. IMHO, most products at this scale are terrible in different ways, because it is a difficult problem to solve generally.
I have been responsible for <100 clustered Cassandra instances, and <500 clustered MongoDB instances, and I would choose the latter every time.
- runT1ME 6y agoCan mongo really support the kind of large scale ETL or time series use cases Cassandra can?