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some of MongoDB's direct competitors do not suffer from these problems and can largely function as drop-in replacements Which competitors are you referring to?
by lacker 12y ago
some of MongoDB's direct competitors do not suffer from these problems and can largely function as drop-in replacements
Which competitors are you referring to? Personally I find the power and flexibility of the MongoDB query language to be a big positive that for many cases outweighs performance and reliability issues. It seems like no other competitors are quite there.
- andrewflnr 12y agoGP may be thinking of RethinkDB.
- functional_test 12y agoTokuMX supports most of Mongo's features besides the aggregation framework last I looked. Better locking, transaction support, better indices too -- you should check it out.
- benjarrell 12y agoI don't know that I would call them competitors, but DB2 and Informix both have JSON support and both implement the MonogoDB protocol.
- ahachete 12y agoAlso ToroDB (https://github.com/torodb/torodb https://github.com/torodb/torodb) implements the MongoDB protocol. But it uses PostgreSQL as a backend and it's open source ;P (ToroDB developer here)
- Jweb_Guru 12y agoIn addition to the others already mentioned, http://hyperdex.org/ http://hyperdex.org/ implements the MongoDB API (though I cannot vouch for all of its claims, it seems worth including for completeness).