MongoDB is one of the most popular NoSQL databases. Its easy to start, has good documentation, works well with a few nodes. But it starts to fall apart as the number of users increase or more nodes are added.
Do you keep struggling with MongoDB? Thought about Couchbase over MongoDB? But don’t know where to start.
Why are companies switching from MongoDB to Couchbase?
- MongoDB is hard to scale from a single replica set to a fully sharded environment
- MongoDB’s performance rapidly degrades with increasing users
- MongoDB is significantly susceptible to data loss under failure
- MongoDB requires a third-party cache to help it perform
- When deployed in multiple geographies, MongoDB can’t perform all writes locally
- MongoDB lacks a mobile solution
- MongoDB is time-consuming to manage and maintain
Read how Couchbase avoids all of these problems in Struggling With MongoDB.
Couchbase vs MongoDB Architectural Differences and Their Impact whitepaper provide more details.
Talk to a Couchbase Solutions Engineer and learn if/how Couchbase can yield better results for your non-performing MongoDB.
Some more useful references:
- NoSQL Evaluation Guide
- Getting Started with Couchbase
- FREE Online Training for NoSQL and Couchbase
- Couchbase Developer Portal
Viber replaced MongoDB with 50% fewer Couchbase servers. AT&T, Comcast, eBay, GE, LinkedIn, Marriott, PayPal, Tesco, Verizon, VISA, Wells Fargo and many other customers are using Couchbase.
You can too! Why wait?
#MakeTheSwitch and #SayNoToMongoDB!