MongoDB

A source-available, document-oriented NoSQL database program, ideal for scalable applications.

Where we use it

MongoDB is our preferred NoSQL database for applications that require flexibility and scalability. Its document-oriented data model makes it easy to store and query complex, hierarchical data. We use it for content management systems, catalogs, and user profiles.

Strengths

Flexible document-based data model.
Horizontally scalable for large datasets.
Rich query language and indexing features.

Trade-offs

Does not support transactions across multiple documents.
Uses more storage space compared to relational databases.
Less mature than relational databases for certain use cases.

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