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> MongoDB is an ACID database. It supports atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability. Yeah. If you dismiss the part that it took them 4 versions and 9
by whoisjuan 6y ago
> MongoDB is an ACID database. It supports atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability.
Yeah. If you dismiss the part that it took them 4 versions and 9 years to be able to make that claim.
ACID by compliance. Definitely not ACID by design and hence not trustable for transactions. Even this article says that MongoDB shouldn’t be used for transactions.
MongoDB seems great for when you need to capture large streams of data in a create-once/read-forever type of way. Probably why is popular among large enterprises.
- threeseed 6y agoThis is such a ridiculous argument. So if a company doesn't add a feature at version 1.0 then it simply doesn't count ?