I suspect this is a joke, but I'm still confused? If 4B things happen every day, how is that finger-toe countable? Does this mean that relatively slowly-changing things like "customer name" are stored in mongo while events etc. are stored elsewhere?
I suspect this is a joke, but I'm still confused? If 4B things happen every day, how is that finger-toe countable? Does this mean that relatively slowly-changing things like "customer name" are stored in mongo while events etc. are stored elsewhere?
Events are stored in DynamoDB. We use mongo for "core" data like accounts, feature flags, etc, but none of the high throughput stuff touches MongoDB.
Curious, why the choice of MongoDB for anything? In my mind "core" data tends to be very structured and require true transactional updates, both of which are cornerstones of a relational database (cough Postgres). Sure it's possible to use MongoDB, but what was the driver for it?
The last remaining piece is our core data, and there's no strong push to move it out of Mongo.