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with a good hosted option (atlas). From less than 2 weeks ago: "How MongoDB Atlas’s Forced Upgrades and Support Policies Drove Us to PostgreSQL" [0] -- TL;DR:
by qohen 1y ago
with a good hosted option (atlas).
From less than 2 weeks ago: "How MongoDB Atlas’s Forced Upgrades and Support Policies Drove Us to PostgreSQL" [0] -- TL;DR: MongoDB lost a $50K/yr Atlas contract due to the way they do things.
[0] https://medium.com/@inkwash_70850/how-mongodb-atlass-forced-upgrades-and-support-policies-drove-us-to-postgresql-046fbd261bc3 https://medium.com/@inkwash_70850/how-mongodb-atlass-forced-...
- re-thc 1y ago> From less than 2 weeks ago... You can always find pain points and issues in a lot of things (if you look hard enough). Unless there are no users I doubt any platform doesn't have blogs / articles with a list of complaints with people migrating away (this would have resulted in a monopoly). It's a balancing act. I did say it was a good hosted option - not the best but at least decent. There are definitely a lot of worse options out there. These stories are always short sighted or only paint part of a picture. Years later (there may be no followup post) but they may have a different list of complaints from self-hosting. It never stops, does it?