> using mongo as a very simple key/value store for data that isn't updated frequently, which could easily be replaced by flat file storage, is painless. YMMV wi

> using mongo as a very simple key/value store for data that isn't updated frequently, which could easily be replaced by flat file storage, is painless. YMMV with other use cases. This is our use case as well and MongoDB has been fine. We had some initial pain as we learned the product but it's great for this use case. Currently sitting around 1TB of data.