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I was planning adopt MongoDB for my big project and this post puts some doubts. Is this true? Could anyone confirm or deny this?

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- buff-a 15y ago
  It works on my machine!
  - chrissanz 15y ago
    A lot of trolling here, I've never had any issues of missing data. When claiming a db (as big and popular as mongodb) doesn't work, you should include references, company, examples on how to reproduce, etc. Enough said: http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Production+Deployments http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Production+Deployments
    - fredoliveira 15y ago
      Just as you claim that people who have had problems are trolling, so could be said about your own claim. These people are basing their opinion on their own (negative) experience, while you are doing the same based on your own (positive) experience. How is that any different? This thread includes numerous examples of people who did indeed have grave issues with Mongo. They're not any less valid that your own example (or the ones you link to). In these topics there's always going to be positive and negative takes, but calling people trolls because - again, like you -they voice their opinion is harsh.
      - latch 15y ago
        Are the two really equal? Given two independent sources that you don't really know: a) I've never lost data with MongoDB, b) It wiped my database Doesn't (b) have a certain burden of proof? Maybe he had a bug in his code? Maybe he did something weird with his server? Maybe he didn't follow upgrade directions properly? Maybe he got hacked? Is it really too much to ask for something verifiable? Steps to reproduce? Log files? Assuming that the person isn't just malicious, even a before and after of db.xx.count()?
StavrosK 15y ago
I've had version 1.6, if I remember correctly, just lose half my data with no warning, so I can believe this. The fact that the 32-bit version also truncated data with no warning doesn't make me hopeful, either.
bdarfler 15y ago
Go to 10gens site. Watch some of the videos and see the huge volume of data (in TPS or in TBs) that people are working with. Go on the google group and see what problems people have. Don't take an anonymous post on pastebin as the gospel.

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buff-a 15y ago
It works on my machine!
- chrissanz 15y ago
  A lot of trolling here, I've never had any issues of missing data. When claiming a db (as big and popular as mongodb) doesn't work, you should include references, company, examples on how to reproduce, etc. Enough said: http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Production+Deployments http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Production+Deployments
  - fredoliveira 15y ago
    Just as you claim that people who have had problems are trolling, so could be said about your own claim. These people are basing their opinion on their own (negative) experience, while you are doing the same based on your own (positive) experience. How is that any different? This thread includes numerous examples of people who did indeed have grave issues with Mongo. They're not any less valid that your own example (or the ones you link to). In these topics there's always going to be positive and negative takes, but calling people trolls because - again, like you -they voice their opinion is harsh.
    - latch 15y ago
      Are the two really equal? Given two independent sources that you don't really know: a) I've never lost data with MongoDB, b) It wiped my database Doesn't (b) have a certain burden of proof? Maybe he had a bug in his code? Maybe he did something weird with his server? Maybe he didn't follow upgrade directions properly? Maybe he got hacked? Is it really too much to ask for something verifiable? Steps to reproduce? Log files? Assuming that the person isn't just malicious, even a before and after of db.xx.count()?

StavrosK 15y ago

I've had version 1.6, if I remember correctly, just lose half my data with no warning, so I can believe this. The fact that the 32-bit version also truncated data with no warning doesn't make me hopeful, either.

bdarfler 15y ago

Go to 10gens site. Watch some of the videos and see the huge volume of data (in TPS or in TBs) that people are working with. Go on the google group and see what problems people have. Don't take an anonymous post on pastebin as the gospel.