> Seriously, another case of using Mongo incorrectly?
If everyone uses Mongo incorrectly, the problem is not Mongo. It is like the person crying out how everyone in the world is crazy.
If everyone uses Mongo incorrectly, the problem is not Mongo. It is like the person crying out how everyone in the world is crazy.
As far as I can tell, a lot of people assumed it worked like a SQL database. It doesn't, which disappointed them. I'll even admit that some of the original defaults like the write concerns didn't really make sense as defaults. But that was all in the introductory documentation. Major subsystems like databases deserve at least a skim of the documentation if not a full read; if not up front then at least before putting them into production.