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> But unfortunately they seemed to spit in the face of DBAs and Ops people a long time ago by proclaiming them to be unnecessary and archaic. >>WTF ? I have ne
by mun2mun 14y ago
> But unfortunately they seemed to spit in the face of DBAs and Ops people a long time ago by proclaiming them to be unnecessary and archaic.
>>WTF ? I have never heard 10gen say anything remotely like this.
From the "Ease of use" section of their Philosophy page http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Philosophy http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Philosophy,
This means that MongoDB works right out of the box, and you can dive right into developing your application, instead of spending a lot of time fine-tuning obscure database configurations.
There goes the indirect jab to the RDBMS DBAs wasting their time.
- taligent 14y agoHow on earth do you equate that statement with "we don't need a DBA when we get into production" ? Do you need a DBA to get MySQL running ? No. Oracle ? No. SQL Server ? No. That's all it means. Normal people understand that there is a difference between getting something running and deploying it into production.
- mun2mun 14y agoPoint me a doc(or a tiny little red note link, like in the 32 bit installer download page) where 10gen says that you will need a dedicated MongoDB DBA to maintain production server. You see 10gen marketing machine have successfully created a perception that MongoDB is so much magical that you don't have to worry about data. New programmers with less knowledge in RDBMS are buying this argument. And most of the time they start into development just after reading basic tutorial. This the problem GP is trying to address.