I used DocumentDB a while ago but I haven't used the new version. It was a little strange.
You have to reason about every possible consistency configuration including transactions and indexes, but you don't actually get much control over what is indexed. And sort of like DynamoDB it doesn't really support general-purpose transactions, they have to be within a shard.
I think maybe the Mongo adapter is pretty nice though.
You have to reason about every possible consistency configuration including transactions and indexes, but you don't actually get much control over what is indexed. And sort of like DynamoDB it doesn't really support general-purpose transactions, they have to be within a shard.
I think maybe the Mongo adapter is pretty nice though.