I found out a few months down the road that the mongodb master/slave replication is very delicate, and can become corrupted if the perfect storm happens, which seems to be a lot around me.
every time i read mongodb blog posts i read things like this in the comments and i decide to pass...
I’ve heard a few other stories like that. I'd like to talk with one of the companies that has a lot of experience managing MongoDB and see if the horror stories are just a result of poorly managed servers, or if it is really a problem with MongoDB itself.
If it is with MongoDB, I’m hopeful that it is a result of MongoDBs immaturity, and over time it will become more stable.
Comments
I found out a few months down the road that the mongodb master/slave replication is very delicate, and can become corrupted if the perfect storm happens, which seems to be a lot around me.
every time i read mongodb blog posts i read things like this in the comments and i decide to pass...
I’ve heard a few other stories like that. I'd like to talk with one of the companies that has a lot of experience managing MongoDB and see if the horror stories are just a result of poorly managed servers, or if it is really a problem with MongoDB itself.
If it is with MongoDB, I’m hopeful that it is a result of MongoDBs immaturity, and over time it will become more stable.
Maybe this is something that interests you: http://blog.boxedice.com/2010/02/28/notes-from-a-production-...