> I do hear quite often, disdain for the choice of MongoDB. I guess a lot of people have been bitten really painfully by MongoDB misbehaving int the past. At

> I do hear quite often, disdain for the choice of MongoDB. I guess a lot of people have been bitten really painfully by MongoDB misbehaving int the past. At the same time people generally understand that for most use-cases the fs isn't a good database and if they use it anyway they put the blame on themself as they did knew better. Through I mean I have seen projects use the filesystem as a database successfully. Mainly in context of some initially ad-hoc versions of special purpose tooling written in bash or similar which worked surprisingly well for initial usage and long term anyway had to be rewritten (then normally not using bash and often using sqlite in rare cases postgres).