6 Things You Should Know Before Using MongoDB
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MongoDB is a very impressive document store database that can be used in most types of app development projects. It’s built using C++ language and is available for free as an open source edition.
About MongoDB
So much so that it is now a part of dedicated technology stack- MEAN stack where M goes for MongoDB.
MongoDB has become the most popular NoSQL database
The main and the biggest benefit of MongoDB is that it is a no-fixed-schema database architecture.
Why use MongoDB?
The next reason for choosing MongoDB is because of its document store nature which is very useful in multiple use cases.
Why use MongoDB?
The biggest advantage of MongoDB over other databases is its performance under pressure especially when handling ad hoc queries on data that are usually updated in real time.
Performance in Ad Hoc Queries
For this experiment we used a Linode server with following configurations
★ 4 core 2.80GHz each★ 4096 MB RAM
Experiment On MongoDBIn an experiment that we carried out on MongoDB performance for one of our projects we found that MongoDB can handle up to ~3 queries per millisecond easily.
Performance in Ad Hoc Queries
MongoDB is most suited for applications which require consistent data presentation for users.
Consistency
If your main aim is availability of database for just data entry during data visualization, consistency is not an issue (like for example in a social network), then you can go with CouchDB or some other counterpart.
Consistency
Location Based Query Feature
MongoDB is the only free document storage NoSQL database with inbuilt geo-spatial features.
MongoDB is the best choice if you are going to build an app that has location based features like location finding, location based event tracking etc.
Location Based Query Feature
Scalability
The database scalability is handled via innovative Sharding which is pretty unique in its own.
We especially liked MongoDB’s performance in replicating the data and creating replica set to increase availability and consistency.
Scalability
Load balancing on Multiple Servers
Most document storage databases are equipped with features to allow scalability over multiple servers. MongoDB is no exception.
JSON based document storage schema
MongoDB uses JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) based document storage schema called BSON.
The main benefit of this format comes in use-cases where you would have to integrate your app with other platforms. For example YouTube API outputs its data in JSON format so MongoDB is great in handling those request.
JSON based document storage schema
MongoDB is magnificent
The database is best suited for creating★ CMS platforms,★ blogging platforms, ★ data analytics platforms,★ e-commerce portals,★ document storage portals, ★ Metadata storage, ★ and location based
applications.
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