I enjoyed this writeup. It's good to know the software we depend on for our companies data is tested to this extreme.
This is great news. Historically I've accepted the risk of data loss and coded checks when needed. I will never rely on my database, regardless of which one I am using for complete data consistency. It is, however, nice…
This was 100% preventable, MongoDB comes with great resources for securing your data. I pity whomever puts ANY database on the internet without taking proper security measures. Here's some documentation to get you…
The author freely admits they tried to do a relational schema in a non-relational database. Then proceeds to say it was the wrong choice of product, instead of design. This confuses me. I use MongoDB as my main…
I enjoyed this writeup. It's good to know the software we depend on for our companies data is tested to this extreme.
This is great news. Historically I've accepted the risk of data loss and coded checks when needed. I will never rely on my database, regardless of which one I am using for complete data consistency. It is, however, nice…
This was 100% preventable, MongoDB comes with great resources for securing your data. I pity whomever puts ANY database on the internet without taking proper security measures. Here's some documentation to get you…
The author freely admits they tried to do a relational schema in a non-relational database. Then proceeds to say it was the wrong choice of product, instead of design. This confuses me. I use MongoDB as my main…