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MongoDB Reviews: 4.5/5 — Highly Rated
MongoDB is a NoSQL database that supports scalable, and high-performance data storage solutions. The platform’s automatic sharing features combined with real-time analytics and horizontal scalability empower businesses with efficient data management.
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, On-Premise Linux, On-Premise Windows |
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| Languages | English |
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I was unable to fully experience MongoDB's offerings before running into the wall of canned condescending responses from "support" staff.
- Creating an account with Github is bugged/glitched - No ability to add the above integration(s) after creating an account via email - Account with freshly created database seems to just, disappear, and password can't be recovered. - Created a redundant account with the same exact email address, hoping it would integrate, it did not. And support staff cannot find it. - Support for free tier is VERY basic and constantly try to upsell you to paid support for a free DB tier, so if you run into account creation issues, before you can even get started, you will be asked to pay for support, making their "free tier" and "trial phase" a complete joke, or a scam, depending on your point of view. TLDR: MongoDB staff will try to upsell you constantly pushing paid support plans while you're trying to just get logged in or recover your account. As soon as you create your account, be sure to copy down your "organization URL" because it's one of the things they will ask for in the event you can't log in. They will ask you to pay for support to delete an account as well. My advice? Use something else. Lots of noSQL options out there.
They didn't. They actually wasted quite a bit of my time and created more problems they wanted to be paid to solve.
MongoDB is good for initial prototype but if you really want the solution to scale.
For the production use, you need something well tested and reliable data store. Postgres JSONB is plausible option to use as documents store along with relational data.
Actually, I don't see any business benefit using MongoDB.