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Transactions are a pain point, but since WiredTiger supports them, I hope that MongoDB will eventually implement them - better sooner tha...

Transactions are a pain point, but since WiredTiger supports them, I hope that MongoDB will eventually implement them - better sooner than later. That said, I still fail to see, why I should not use MongoDB. For me as a not to DB savvy developer it was easy to start developing and administrating, and I haven't had any major issues on a small sized production (replicated and sharded) cluster for 3 years now. http://source.wiredtiger.com/2.4.1/transactions.html

Posted by jraedisch on Feb 3, 2015, 3:05 PM

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Transactions are a pain point, but since WiredTiger supports them, I hope that MongoDB will eventually implement them - better sooner tha...

jraedischFeb 3, 2015, 3:05 PM

Transactions are a pain point, but since WiredTiger supports them, I hope that MongoDB will eventually implement them - better sooner than later. That said, I still fail to see, why I should not use MongoDB. For me as a not to DB savvy developer it was easy to start developing and administrating, and I haven't had any major issues on a small sized production (replicated and sharded) cluster for 3 years now. http://source.wiredtiger.com/2.4.1/transactions.html

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