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MongoDB

  • MongoDB is better suited for high write and update throughput operations without draining CPU resources and/or causing disk I/O issues.
  • It organizes data using a doubly linked data structure: documents contain linked lists to one another and to the BSON-encoded data behind the scenes.
  • It offers high scalability, reliability, and performance.
  • MongoDB is more suitable to manage NoSQL data requiring create, read, update and delete (CRUD) operations.
  • MongoDB vs Casandra vs DynamoDB

⭐ Real world use cases of MongoDB

General Use Cases

UC
E-commerce
Content Management
IoT & time-series data
Trading and Payments
Gaming
Mobile Apps
Real-time analytics and AI

MQL (Mongo Query Language)

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