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by TimFogarty
2638 days ago
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Great article - it's definitely vital to fully understand the tradeoffs of any technology you choose, and not just going with the latest fad. I work at MongoDB, so I do want to mention that MongoDB has changed a lot over the past few years. MongoDB now has multi-document ACID transactions. Also, schema validation means you can enforce a strict data structure if you want. On top of that there have been improvements in data durability and consistency (the Jepsen tests are now integrated into the MongoDB test suite). As mentioned in the article MongoDB has matured a great deal. It's far more mature and fully-featured in 2019 than it was in 2012. |
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