afaict, the disk_engine does not lock the file when reading / writing. Also, the storage engine is bson and relies on cached offsets. There's also this non-atom

afaict, the disk_engine does not lock the file when reading / writing. Also, the storage engine is bson and relies on cached offsets. There's also this non-atomic defrag method. I dunno.. wouldn't touch it with a pole wearing a hazmat suit, sorry. Using sqlite for storage and querying would've been better. Heck, that would be pretty great for moving a few smalller (server) applications off of mongodb. Although they're using ruby