Correct me if I'm wrong but couldn't any number of other caching solutions (such as memcached) be used in this situation?
In other words, are there any features specific to MongoDB that they are actually making use of?
In other words, are there any features specific to MongoDB that they are actually making use of?
e.g. If I run a query for NAME LIKE 'BLAH%' it stores that resultset. If I run NAME LIKE 'BLAP%' it stores that resultset. If someone else comes and runs either of them, only a direct match will pull my prior results.
It's okay, but it's no big win or case study.