Re: Test: MongoDB for caching
Thomas Brüderli <[email protected]>
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ABBAS Alain wrote: > hello > there are two problems with mangoDB > 1) the authentication and data protection, for now nway to make permissions for a user , the permissions should > me made by the application itself (that is a big problem) MongoDB also offers a security layer with user authentication where one can grant access (read/write) on database level. The authentication credentials have to be provided by the application accessing the database. I actually don't see a difference to MySQL or other SQL-based databases here. > 2) on 32 bits systems the size is limited to 2Gb Yes, the tremendous amount of disk space used for storing data indeed is a major drawback. > > the main problem stays the datas protections ..... In that case we also have a problem when using MySQL or even worse sqlite. ~Thomas