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> they didn’t have the correct understanding/skills to manage a Mongo DB According to the post they paid Mongo a lot of money for support and they didn’t have
by afavour 6y ago
> they didn’t have the correct understanding/skills to manage a Mongo DB
According to the post they paid Mongo a lot of money for support and they didn’t have the correct understanding/skills either.
It sounds to me like the core problem is their requirement to run Mongo on their own AWS stack rather than Mongo’s, and while Mongo claimed to support it seems like they didn’t really.
No doubt this was a huge migration but from my personal perspective going from Mongo to Postgres feels like a move in the right direction in the long term. For one you have a lot more options for support!