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Juno is a disk-based store - a closer comparison would be to Mongo. And back when Juno development started, Mongo would not have seemed like a very good option
by antonvs 3y ago
Juno is a disk-based store - a closer comparison would be to Mongo. And back when Juno development started, Mongo would not have seemed like a very good option (if it even is today.)
Also, Redis was not originally distributed.
- orra 3y ago> Juno is a disk-based store The question is definitely interesting. And to be fair, Juno was originally in memory.
- threeseed 3y agoMongoDB is a document database not a key-value store. That distinction is massively important when you're talking about distributed systems as key-value has far less edge cases to consider. Also its architecture is quite different as it doesn't have the concept of proxies. Basically in the realm of databases the two are nothing alike.
- redwood 3y agoYou can think of key / value as a subset of document namely one with a single index