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MongoDB Reviews & Product Details
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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Distributed scalable fault tolerant database
query is different and difficult to remember
healthcare
the mongo query is easy to learn. the data struicture is really flexible.
there is not a good tool like Toad for relational db
hosting content metadata and user access history
It is fast, and much easier to read our data
I cannot think of anything in particular that i dislike
Replatforming our current outdated systems
Very ease data modeling Scales very fast Simple query language
There`s no auditing features in community edition
We had problems with scaling out our databases, some read performances as well.
How fast you can work with it retrieving and storing the data
There is nothing that I don't like about MongoDB
It help us to store large amount of data effitiently
Easy to set up, intuitive query language, high performing and incredibly reliable.
Aggregation framework is relatively slow.
Large scale aggregation and distribution of common data across global footprint.
ease of storing document based data in mongodb
could not handle transaction till 3.6. But in today's Mongo World I came to know that this feature is coming.
storing large volume of data
I appreciate the flexibility of the schema, the horizontal scalability of the product, and the performance of the engine and query language.
I can't think of anything that I particularly dislike about the product.
We're solving the problem of the storing of disparate format documents from various sources and partners, with the ability to easily update the schema to store new, related metadata. This speeds feature development, and promises easy expansion as use-cases arise.
It literally just works... Nothing scales and performs like MDB
There is nothing to dislike about MDB. They release new features at a staggering rate
Biggest issue is always in terms of scale ability in which mongo is unrivaled.
I love that I'm never saving the wrong document because my model and the engine enforces the correct settings.
I don't dislike MongoDB at all. I wouldn't want to use another database.
Creating platforms. Model flexibility.