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I've used mongodb professionally for 4 years and have found the product meets and exceeds the demands placed on it by the products i create.
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MongoDB
What do you like best about the product?
One thing is that its a NOSQL database, meaning no schema required. Also, main thing i liked in mongodb is simplicity. We can define our data through objects (like document format or the json format). Interface of mongodb is calm and greenish making it very easier to create, edit and deliver the data. Also, there is this thing called "sharding" which i learnt in my studies, what happens is the high amount of data can be shared across multiple servers. This was the coolest thing i got to learn.
What do you dislike about the product?
Well. dislikes about mongodb, is linked to the disadvantages of nosql itself. Not particularly the mongodb, as the nosql doesnot require any schema to be defined. so in my personal experience, i used to get frustated when i noticed many object data got messed up. As i switched from sql. the table format habit was printed in my mind for months, took some while to understand the hierarchy of data being created in the nosql format or rather json format in mongodb (might say complex nodes affect the data).
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
So i was working on a project where we needed to show updates on the app as soon as they happened. It was important because our app had to stay current with new info all the time. So we picked mongodb as our database. Also when more users had to use the app, we could add more mongodb servers easily without any crashing or slowing the app down. Obviously its a database, it helped to store large amounts of data organized in this json format. If you are working on a real time project that needs to show updates quicker, mongodb is a great choice!
Future of Databases: A Critical Review of MongoDB
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about MongoDB is its flexibility. Most of the database require fixed schema bt MongoDb allows you to store data in a more dynamic way and document based format. This document based structure is very straightforward and very easy to use even for the newcomers. It is very flexible.
Also setting up MongoDB is quick and it integrates very easily with other platforms.
MongoDB offers strong customer support, with plenty of documentation, community forums, and professional support options. Because of all these features it is frequently and widely use across the globe and industries.
Also setting up MongoDB is quick and it integrates very easily with other platforms.
MongoDB offers strong customer support, with plenty of documentation, community forums, and professional support options. Because of all these features it is frequently and widely use across the globe and industries.
What do you dislike about the product?
However MongoDb is less efficient for complex queries and transactions than traditional databases. Also while handling lare datasets it require very large memory and storage which can be costly.
Proper indexing in MongoDb is also very crucial. Also sometimes it leads to data redundancy.
Proper indexing in MongoDb is also very crucial. Also sometimes it leads to data redundancy.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
MongoDB solves several problems related to data management. Earlier traditional databases required a fixed schema which made difficult to handle large data. MongoDb allows flexible schema which allows us to easily change data models without much downtime.
Also there was problem with scaling and it was very costly. MongoDb solved this problem also. It can be scaled horizontally by adding more servers in les cost.
It handles large volumes of data without degrading in performance.
Also there was problem with scaling and it was very costly. MongoDb solved this problem also. It can be scaled horizontally by adding more servers in les cost.
It handles large volumes of data without degrading in performance.
Using MongoDB: Leveraging Capabilities While Handling Obstacles
What do you like best about the product?
A document-oriented data architecture is used by the adaptable and scalable MongoDB database, which enables dynamic schemas and simple changes to document structure. Comprising grouping, filtering, and converting data is made possible by its strong query language and indexing features. Because MongoDB uses sharding—a horizontal scalability technique that divides data across numerous servers—it is exceptionally well-suited for managing large-scale data and high-throughput applications. Data redundancy and failover are ensured by its built-in replication and high availability features, which also minimize downtime and guarantee data integrity. All things considered, MongoDB is a useful option for contemporary, data-intensive applications.
What do you dislike about the product?
When compared to traditional databases, its implementation can be less resource-efficient and straightforward, which makes it challenging to manage scenarios needing complicated transactional consistency across several documents. Furthermore, inconsistent data in sharded clusters might result in performance bottlenecks and unequal data distribution. Because of MongoDB's flexible design, inconsistent data structures may result, which could affect the quality of the data and complicate application and query logic. For applications demanding higher consistency assurances, MongoDB's default setup for Write Concerns and Read Concerns may not be ideal. Careful customization is therefore necessary. To overcome these obstacles and capitalize on MongoDB's advantages while minimizing its drawbacks, meticulous preparation and knowledge are needed.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
To create data-intensive applications, like IoT storage solutions and social media analytics systems. Because of its document-oriented data format, changing data requirements may be accommodated without requiring significant schema migrations, allowing for agile development and iteration. Due to its scalability, MongoDB can easily expand without compromising speed, making it an ideal solution for managing large datasets and high-throughput applications. Consulting businesses may create complex analytics and reporting solutions by utilizing its advanced querying and indexing capabilities to pull important insights from a variety of datasets. These functionalities are essential for creating data visualization apps, business intelligence tools, and custom reporting dashboards that are suited to the individual requirements of clients.
Great NoSQL DB with few limitations
What do you like best about the product?
MongoDB is great NoSQL document db that offers features horizontal scaling, schema less architecture, good third party support
What do you dislike about the product?
Limited support of ACID transactions and complixity of sharding
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We are using MongoDB to track and report on the employees activity. This involves aggregation queries, geospatial queries and stored scripts to support an APIs for in house web application.
Quick DB
What do you like best about the product?
Ability to handle growing data volume, evolving data models.
What do you dislike about the product?
Learning ios required to make full use of the product.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Ingest volumes from any data model.
Best NoSQL Database sofar
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to define schema and easy to use dashboard to configure and deploy your database.
What do you dislike about the product?
I personally don't dislike anything about mongodb.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We were using mongodb to strore audit events for our application which has variable number of columns and way to much data, mongodb was best solution to cater that.
Best Non RDBMS for better debugs for Data storage
What do you like best about the product?
Many clusters available to practice and get the output based on indexes and queries
What do you dislike about the product?
Altas connection is not much seured and not much scope of usage for free cluster
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Platform available to test the Database and use it in hybrid platforms.
Also microservices can be integrated with the azure platform with the database integration
Also microservices can be integrated with the azure platform with the database integration
Best Open Source NoSQL database able to store large volume data effeciently.
What do you like best about the product?
Many popular SQL-based database technologies can help us to store structured data, however, when it comes to storing a huge volume of semi-structured, MongoDB which is a NoSQL-based database is one of the best in the business. It gives us the flexibility to store the less structures business application data seamlessly.
What do you dislike about the product?
Though MongoDB can store our data in large volumes smoothly It is less flexible when it comes to retrieving that data stored in multiple collections, As MongoDB doesn't support the Join feature amongst multiple collections for data retrieval. This causes data duplication and intervention of ad-hoc back-end code to perform join manually.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Nowadays, we have humongous unstructured application data being generated daily which we want to store for various business purposes. MongoDB proves useful to do this for us, It is flexible enough to store our unstructured data, Also its open-source verbose documentation really benefited me to easily start using this from day one and learn at a faster pace, Moreover, Its auto-scaling and replication features strongly enables me to have high availability of my business data across the multiple users.
MongoDB: Flexible and Scalable NoSQL Database
What do you like best about the product?
One of the aspects I appreciate the most about MongoDB is its flexibility. The document-oriented data model allows me to work with JSON-like documents, making it easy to handle and manipulate data in a way that aligns with the structure of my Node.js applications.
What do you dislike about the product?
Compared to relational databases, MongoDB requires more careful planning for certain types of queries or complex relationships. Join operations, for example, are not as straightforward in MongoDB due to its denormalized approach, which can sometimes result in more complex code.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
MongoDB solves several problems that benefit me as a backend developer.
Firstly, it offers a flexible data model that eliminates the constraints of rigid schemas.
MongoDB's scalability and performance capabilities enable me to handle large volumes of data and high-traffic workloads efficiently.
MongoDB's integration with Node.js and its rich ecosystem of libraries streamline the development process.
Overall, MongoDB's solutions enhance my productivity, flexibility, and scalability resulting in faster development cycles.
Firstly, it offers a flexible data model that eliminates the constraints of rigid schemas.
MongoDB's scalability and performance capabilities enable me to handle large volumes of data and high-traffic workloads efficiently.
MongoDB's integration with Node.js and its rich ecosystem of libraries streamline the development process.
Overall, MongoDB's solutions enhance my productivity, flexibility, and scalability resulting in faster development cycles.
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