MongoDB Reviews

One of the most difficult parts of software development, especially with complex projects, is keeping the software maintained. As business requirement change, the effort required to make those changes grows over time. MongoDB opened up a whole new world for me. I can make structural changes to my underlying data with ease without too much modification the data access layer. It reduces initial development significantly, and allows my team to pivot to new requirements with unprecedented ease. Because related data is encapsulated, queries are much faster, and our software is extremely performant. Highly recommended.

The tooling isn't great. Compass is a decent tool for accessing and lookup, but it lacks polish. It's slow to start up and sometimes difficult to pull up the data I'm seeking

the data embankment is secure and manageable

currently no cons for me, overall good software features

provides a good scalability and flexibility to application development with NoSQL while still offering the efficiency.

It needs a fair amount to learning before you start with the implementation.

It allows versatile data storage and retrieval in JSON format. It is suitable for handling large data sets effectively.

The cluster management is a complex thing and is difficult for new users. The free version only gives you limited storage.

It 's easy to extend or reduce or change the objects relations (collections)

A better graphical user interface for designing

-Been using it from more than years now, very much quick and easy to use product.

Nothing much to specify. Everything is good.

Store large amount of data using NoSQL.
I've seen it as the best for big data.
It is flexible and helps to store data in document format.
It is providing high performance and better solution of storing data.

Although it can store large data seamlessly but it is less flexible when it comes to retrieving that data stored in multiple batches.

Mongo db supports complex data structures and data models. This is highly scalable and highly available database that supports automatic data replication. Mongo db is mainly used in applications like e-commerce platforms that generate huge and complex data models. Mongo db supports indexing and aggregation capabilities.

This consume lots of resources like memory and disk space.

Virtualization is perfect feature for MongoDB to understand your dataset and performings.

MongoDb is quite expensive when you compare other kind of database platforms.

MongoDB is a NoSql DB which helped us to store the non relational data. Searching and storing capacity of this tool is really good as compared to other databases

If you are moving on it from RDBMS than you may face some issues in the starting else it is really good to go.

Its flexibility and data modeling capacity.

The transition from one version to another must be reviewed

Without a doubt, the best database platform in the world. It integrates with everything.

It would be much nicer if it was integrated with an all-in-one platform. I would go into all the project config with a single account (incl MongoDB database).

Interesting aspects are speed and adaptability. You can start storing data without creating collections, and you can have extremely deep structures with the ability to query in the inner structures. The upsert query function, in my opinion, is Mongodb's best feature. Mongodb's main strengths are speed and good performance.

On Linux computers, local setup is difficult. Moreover, sharding and clustering setup is difficult. In mongodb, joining tables using lookups is likewise a challenging topic.

It's high performance , for small programs where data need to process quickly mongodb is the best.

It's joins are awkward , mongodb can't support joins.

its a best tool for handling big data .it is a free tool which is so good .

mongoDb has a high amount of memory usage and it doesn;t support transactions.

MongoDB is the best for future db structures, schemas , code supportive and cost effective. MongoDB supports most of the features out there and has a thorough documentation which helps to understand its usage and makes the easy installation of it easier.

MongoDB requires too much storage which is not even worth it.

MongoDB is my favourite solution when I have a use case that is not covered by traditional relational databases such as MySQL. About MongoDB i like most the powerful analytics and querying processes as well as the quite simple installation.

You should be aware about some limitations, that are relevant for some use cases, such as 16 MB per document or maximum 100 levels for performance nesting.

It is free and open source.
Wide range of storage engines
Great aggregation framework

MongoDB joins are slow at high data load and maybe a few alternatives to implement relational joins in a more effective way.