Mongo vs Postgres
2018-02-21 22:27:02.598609+01 by
Dan Lyke
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Why We
Moved From NoSQL MongoDB to PostgreSQL. One of their reasons, needing to check for
existence in the record because not all records have a field, is a bad one. And
restructuring a large database can take an unacceptable amount of time (work is currently
dealing with this issue in old MySQL databases and our archive policies around that), but
it's still a good set of things to consider about NoSQL before you hitch a wagon to it.
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