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by pritambaral
2956 days ago
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1. MongoDB is different from PostgreSQL in more ways than sharded clusters. 2. Pg has variants (e.g., Postgres-XL) and extensions (e.g., CitusDB, as you mention) and methods (e.g., postgres-fdw, pgBouncer etc) that let you keep using quite a lot of Pg features with your data horizontally distributed across machines. 3. If you still want automatically managed sharding, there are quite a few databases (SQL: CockroachDB and NoSQL: Cassandra, FoundationDB) better than MongoDB. |
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