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I can't speak for Jespen. But I am using it from last several years and it never ditched me even at the transaction data flow rate of 20K per second. Database
by truth_seeker 6y ago
I can't speak for Jespen. But I am using it from last several years and it never ditched me even at the transaction data flow rate of 20K per second.
Database alone isn't the deciding factor, how you used it in your application architecture matters the most. No database is perfect but some are more flexible than others.
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- pier25 6y agoMy comment was about failed transactions. Are you using ACID transactions?
- truth_seeker 6y agoYep. MongoDB 4.2 In fact we replaced Kafka with Change Streams( little over 7k messages per second) and ES with text search (2K queries per second) in MongoDB on 16 CPU core nodes in our cluster. I don't believe in any benchmark unless it matches the business use case and development practices I use at work. I recommend the same to others.