MongoDB
MongoDB distributes load across multiple servers as data and traffic grow rather than requiring a single more-powerful server. MongoDB is a NoSQL database that does not rely on the structured table-based model used by relational databases.…
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MongoDB distributes load across multiple servers as data and traffic grow rather than requiring a single more-powerful server. MongoDB is a NoSQL database that does not rely on the structured table-based model used by relational databases. MongoDB stores data as flexible JSON-like document structures that can hold fields of any type, including nested documents and arrays. MongoDB is optimized for the high-throughput, low-latency access patterns that modern applications demand. MongoDB is particularly well-suited for applications that anticipate significant growth and need to scale horizontally without schema rewrites.