MongoDB

Hi Guys,

The present version of the mongodb module uses the older mongo driver (mongo.so) with the new one being "mongodb.so".
This driver is expects php5.4+ and is backwards compatible to previous versions of mongo: https://docs.mongodb.com/ecosystem/drivers/php/

With the release of php7 and mongo 3.2, I would like to propose that at least the 8.x branch be coded to use this driver. What's the best way to go about it? More importantly, what's the community's appetite for it? I have a background in programming (but am VERY rusty). I can help in any way you guys need.

Thoughts?

Hola,
estos días estoy a tope con el tema del rendimiento para un cliente.
Como uso Pantheon.io estaba mirando de meter todo lo que pueda en Redis (que para la mayoría de cosas creo que rinde mejor que Memcache) y se me ha encendido la bombilla:

¿Hay alguna integración para meter las traducciones de idioma en Redis o Mongo? La verdad es que las traducciones en base de datos es uno de los mayores lastres en cuanto a rendimiento en Drupal ....

¿no os parece que molaría todo meterlas en Mongo o Redis?

With D8 I would love to see some cold hard stats benchmarks comparing mysql and mongodb storage backends for various profiles, eg vanilla D8, D8 with x content types and x nodes, or Drupal Commerce and Drupal Commons installs.

I have read some benchmarks on other mysql and mongodb projects, and I became uncertain if mongodb is really all that necessary.

I have read in many comparisons

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i am new for drupal, how to perform CRUD operations in mongodb, mongodb module has been enabled
http://spf13.com/post/getting-started-with-drupal-and-mongodb Instructions has been followed.

I want to use MongoDB with Drupal 7 for the speedup of performance.
Mongodb Module is enabled and how can I use a MongoDB in my Drupal website for any particular module. How can I integrate MongoDB for a specific module?

Am currently integrating Mongo DB with Drupal 7.23 (Spark Distro).

Seeking advice on what to watch out for, best practices, workflows, and even hosting.

If you have worked on a D7 + Mongo DB configuration, please help?

Thank you!

Is here now clearly thats D8 will work with standalone MongoDB? And if yes is here a guide (like a tutorial) to install it around?

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Hi

I am going to create the website that would have huge number of users in the future, but currently mysql DB has been used in my website, would you please specify technical notes which should be used in the creation my website which would capable it to switch using Mongodb DB?

tanx

I created a simple distro to play with MongoDB. Introducing MongoDrop

It uses the features for blocks, cache, field storage, and sessions.

I found problems with mongodb_watchdog that I couldn't figure out right away. I haven't looked at mongodb_queue yet.

Let me know what you think :)

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