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Difference Between MongoDB And SQL Server
Difference Between MongoDB And SQL Server MongoDB has replication built in. So does SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. What’s the difference? What makes each MongoDB a unique and special snowflake? Logging Sidebar Before we get started, it’s important to distinguish between the oplog and MongoDB’s regular log. By default, MongoDB pipes its log to STDOUT… unless you supply the --logpath command line flag. Logging to STDOUT is fine for development, but you’ll want to make sure you log to a file... [More]
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Migration of MongoDB to DynamoDB
DynamoDB is one of the non-Structured Query Language (NoSQL) databases which are currently in use today. Scaling of this database is very easy, and it offers no overhead in terms of administration. However, it has a limitation when it comes to the design of the schema. Once you have migrated your data from MongoDB to DynamoDB, you will notice that the task of administering the data will be reduced, and that it will be possible for you to archive the old data. The archiving here can mean that the data which is not queried more often by the... [More]
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