mushi

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by mushi 2y ago
> aka AWS “DocumentDB” Nope, just the same API, completely unrelated codebase.
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by mushi 2y ago
How many people does it take to run it?
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by mushi 2y ago
“This site” loved ReThinkDB. How is it doing?
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by mushi 3y ago
Seems like the OP doesn’t know correct syntax for MDB embedded field query which is “a.b”
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by mushi 4y ago
How much did you actually pay them?
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by mushi 4y ago
It’s already been mentioned that “Queryable Encryption was designed by MongoDB’s Advanced Cryptography Research Group, headed by Seny Kamara and Tarik Moataz" - are you calling bullshit on their work? What are your qualifications?
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by mushi 4y ago
there seems to be no details in the report - without seeing code can't be sure if it's a bug in the driver or the application code ...
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by mushi 5y ago
Replication is literally built into MongoDB so I’d call that trivial.
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by mushi 5y ago
> Closed, source-available, software vendors are the anti-thesis of that. They want others to participate and contribute, Whatever makes you claim they want others to contribute? They have a large engineering team, it probably wastes mo
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by mushi 5y ago
You know what database doesn’t contain 8 year old unfixed bugs? A database that’s 7 years old.
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by mushi 6y ago
Don’t you get a replica set for that $? That's three of your laptops. And if any of them fail, a free replacement. And that FT sysadmin of yours is willing to work 24x7? Cool!
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by mushi 6y ago
Why do all your databases have to be on the same shard? Isn’t the idea of snarding you can have different dbs on different shards?
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by mushi 6y ago
Is this because you were interviewing candidates who were incapable of saying “I don’t know?” That’s a good filter during any interview.
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by mushi 6y ago
Someone who’s a bit more lazy might just switch their db from default port and assume all is good!
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by mushi 6y ago
You’re switching from a free database to a paid one because what?
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by mushi 6y ago
MongoDB only binds to localhost for at least the last four versions (4+ years). Someone would have had to install a really old version or intentionally configure it to listen to public IP.
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by mushi 6y ago
> what is your user id I don’t think you actually tried it. It returns user who’s id is “{$ne: null}” (string)
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by mushi 6y ago
> You would expect better arguments from the folks here. You would? Why?
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by mushi 6y ago
Why expected down time for dB that has built in replication? I would expect downtime from RDBMSS and most banks have scheduled downtime nearly every weekend they say when I log in.
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by mushi 7y ago
I think you missed the point here - slavery over which the US fought a civil war was not in ancient times nor did it protect US from becoming enslaved.
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by mushi 8y ago
Who’s their single largest user?
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by mushi 8y ago
Apache license vs AGPL is not the same approach. MongoDB owns their code - Elastic does not own Lucene.
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by mushi 10y ago
I think maybe the doubt is based on case like https://aphyr.com/posts/282-jepsen-postgres which all systems are subject to.
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by mushi 10y ago
isn't that because they are not distributed systems?
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by mushi 11y ago
apparently https://archive.is/S1sBt
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by mushi 11y ago
I think the guy's argument is more "but you should have used my product insteeeaaaadddd"
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by mushi 11y ago
They were just acquired, so presumably they may have been running out of money. http://www.percona.com/news-and-events/pressreleases/percona...
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by mushi 11y ago
isn't it because mongo has update operation that can do a $set (like SQL) and couchbase doesn't? how else can couchbase update a field in an existing document?
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by mushi 11y ago
I suppose couchbase would prefer benchmarks like their previous ones where they overwrote the full ten field document with a single new field since they don't have an update operation.