MongoDB — flexible storage for content projects.
A document-oriented NoSQL database: data is stored as JSON-like documents without a rigid schema. Suits catalogs, logs and projects where the data structure changes often.
When we use it,
and when we don’t.
MongoDB is convenient for flexible data, but for orders, payments and complex relations PostgreSQL is more reliable.
When it fits
- Catalogs with varying product structures
- Logs, events and activity history
- Fast prototypes where the schema is still forming
- Content projects with a changing structure
When it doesn’t
- Orders, payments and accounting — PostgreSQL
- Data with many relations between tables
- Projects where transaction integrity is critical
What your business gets.
- Flexible schemaNew fields are added without migrating the whole database.
- Fast readsDocuments are returned whole, with no complex joins.
- AggregationsGrouping and analytics right in the database.
- ScalingSharding for large volumes of data.
- Data as JSONDocuments are stored in a format that matches the application code — fewer conversions and errors.
- Quick changesWe add a new capability without long migrations — the product evolves together with the business.
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