I'm still in charge of a production system serving around 2,000 small to medium websites from a 2-machine MongoDB cluster. It's been running on MongoDB since around 2010 and we have NEVER had any issues.
I accept that the unacknowledged writes was a bad decision, but IMHO if you deploy a new database without reading the documentation, you have bigger issues.
The reality is that there are some places where speed of movement is important and referential integrity is just not that big a deal. We're not all building banking systems.
I accept that the unacknowledged writes was a bad decision, but IMHO if you deploy a new database without reading the documentation, you have bigger issues.
The reality is that there are some places where speed of movement is important and referential integrity is just not that big a deal. We're not all building banking systems.