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Zero percent chance I will ever trust my critical data to a mongo-backed service, personally. With clients some of them have already made this bad decision; wi
by sneak 1y ago
Zero percent chance I will ever trust my critical data to a mongo-backed service, personally.
With clients some of them have already made this bad decision; with my own personal files I get to avoid it.
- pstoll 1y agoMy first inclination too tbh. And then I saw Npm references and thought “in JavaScript?!” But at least it’s typescript.
- jacquesm 1y agoYou lose JS but at least you get to keep the supply chain risks.
- GiorgioG 1y agoMongodb used to suck. We use it at work for critical systems, it’s been rock solid for 3+ years.
- pas 1y agowhy? since WiredTiger is the default storage engine it works
- liqilin1567 1y agoSomeone else also shared a similar experience, so it seems true that we should avoid store critical data in mongodb https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45694376 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45694376
- kaladin-jasnah 1y agoIsn't Mongo source available too? So it sort of seems to contradict the mission of this organization to use it.
- figmert 1y agoYou can always use FerretDB instead.