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Wednesday, 20 January 2010
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Two presentations about MongoDB

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Two presentations on MongoDB, one given by Dwight Merriman, 10gen CEO, at NYC MySQL Group at Sun and the other by Mike Dirolf (@mdirolf) at Codemash 2.0.1.0.

Two quick notes about the slides:

  • I really like the overview of the database world

    and the scalability/performance vs depth of functionality graphic:

  • I am a bit confused by MongoDB’s placement on the CP axis

    As far as I know, MongoDB doesn’t use 2PC or a Paxos implementation for ensuring consistency, so I was tempted to place MongoDB more on the A+P axis. But maybe I am just misinterpreting the slide (nb the corresponding presentation fragment doesn’t really clarify it either)

Mike Dirolf’s slides ☞

Dwight Merriman’s video