Mongo was sort of great at first, it's a not bad solution for low traffic sites. It's also great for prototyping. But when anything grows up into high availabil

Mongo was sort of great at first, it's a not bad solution for low traffic sites. It's also great for prototyping. But when anything grows up into high availability, high traffic or anything high. It's kind of funny, albeit interesting that it took this long for much of the industry to start knocking down the house of cards that is built around the database. However many of the databases that are coming out these days have a lot of the same cultural issue of "hide the issues" and "talk about the cool parts". I'm expecting any minute now for the anti-schema-less pro-schema movement to rise up... IMHO, it's all about what you're doing at the time, and making the right decision... albeit it helps if the decisions for a database isn't glossing over the issues as insignificant. :-/ btw - "MongoProbabilisticStorage" is a great name for a product!