> So if I understand this correctly Clearly you don't. They did have the correct understanding/skills to manage a Mongo DB, and on top of that they bough the

> So if I understand this correctly Clearly you don't. They did have the correct understanding/skills to manage a Mongo DB, and on top of that they bough the MongoDB-Inc-recommended management tools and the MongoDB-Inc-recommended support plan. Basically they were doing everything by the book, as advertised and advised by MongoDB itself. Yet they were having problems, so much so that even MongoDB Inc's own support engineers weren't able to help. After a great lenght of discomfort they evaluated that MongoDB was not a good fit for them, and moved to PostgreSQL.