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by zopticity
4885 days ago
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I totally agree with this. I don't understand why you would want to translate MongoDB to MySQL for? What are the advantages to doing a full data dump? There's an overhead converting from MySQL to MongoDB as the two formats are completely different. What about the edge cases when one format doesn't support the other. |
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MongoDB is great for failover and for rapid development or prototyping. SQL is great for reporting or analytics, since you can do all kinds of aggregates and JOINs right in the database.
The edge cases where you can't represent the data perfectly aren't a huge deal for this use case -- because it's a one-way export, you don't have to be able to round-trip the data, and as long as you can export the data you want to run analysis on, it doesn't matter if there's some you can't get.