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Yeah, there's no way they will be able to easily merge into all the changes that have happened since MongoB 2.6 and now 3.0. They're pretty far behind. 2.6 in
by nemo44x 12y ago
Yeah, there's no way they will be able to easily merge into all the changes that have happened since MongoB 2.6 and now 3.0. They're pretty far behind. 2.6 introduced a lot of refactoring (and therefore broke a lot of things) and 3.0 broke even more I can only assume.
However, I believe they could sell their storage engine as MongoDB exposes a storage engine API now. Then again, I don't know why anyone would buy it now.
MongoDB has done a decent job of patching things up and I guess TokuMK just isn't as interesting as it was before.
- cheald 12y agoTokuMX still provides a lot of features that TokuMXse (vanilla with the tokumx storage engine) doesn't, like multi-document ACID and clustering keys. I would happily use it over vanilla if I was confident it was going to be well supported.