MongoDB

Pros: MongoDB is extremely flexible and fast to get started with. It scales well, integrate cleanly with modern clould platforms. I have been using it for years without hassle. Customer support and documentation are solid and community resources are easy to find when issues come up.

Cons: Flexibility can easily turn into mess if the data model is not designed carefully from the start. Costs on MongoDB can also grow faster than expected as data and traffic scale.

Pros: Amazing DB . Fast , performant , easy to develop , easy to maintain, easy to debug .I use it at work and for personal projects

Cons: If you come from the SQL world it takes a time to get used to it , but once you learned Mongo you won't want to go back to SQL

Pros: Mongo db is very easy to learn and is a very powerful tool.It offers high performance and offer good developer experience. It is also convenient to set up replica sets for high availability and for failover scenarios.

Cons: Can be memory-intensive, especially with large indexes or working sets. Also, complex relationships are less efficient than in SQL databases.

Pros: Very well structured database with plenty of learning resources for developers. Simple to use and connect interfaces with a host of applications. One of the best databases in its class

Cons: Probably the lack of popularity of the applications but there is little to dislike. If i had to be specific them probably just thr user interface but this is really minor

Pros: When I am initial in the learning phase, i preferred MongoDB as it is the best choice for new developer.

Cons: Prizing is little bit higher for initial stages but rest is good.

Pros: Database setup and management is bounding and trouble-free. It further is a perfect solution for the unstructured type of data

Cons: Letting data be always consistent in general can be a challenge, especially for those environments undergoing many undertakings

Pros: It's capacity to store data in JSON like documents and ability to handle large volumes of unstructured and semi-structured data.

Cons: It's interface can be improved little bit for easier and faster access.

Pros: The flexible schema and document-based data model reduced the need for complex schema migrations. It also has innovative indexing features which enable high performance for queries.

Cons: The accompanying GUI tool - Compass - is not very intuitive and needs some getting used to

Pros: Mongo permet le stockage des objets JSON, contrairement à MySQL.

Cons: Impossible de faire de base de données relationnelles avec Mongo.

Pros: It is ideal for environments with few computing resources Any server or any personal computer can be used to set up MongoDB and have a server for your projects. It has very good documentation, very extensive and detailed compared to other NoSQL databases.

Cons: Not a suitable database for applications with complex transactions. Despite being widely used today, it is still a young technology. It does not allow Joins for queries, that is, queries in which different tables are combined or related.

Pros: MongoDB provides several useful features, the search/filter feature is really fast and optimized, it's good for small and big databases.

Cons: The interface of MongoDB is quite confusing when set up.

Pros: The ease of use and the community behind the product. It’s always growing and there are a ton of resources on the web.

Cons: The ACL handling is not as easy as it should be, but this could be a subjective point of view.

Pros: provides a good scalability and flexibility to application development with NoSQL while still offering the efficiency.

Cons: It needs a fair amount to learning before you start with the implementation.

Pros: L'interface de MongoDB Compass est vraiment très pratique et très design pour ce genre d'outil. La rapidité de MongoDB est clairement sa force première

Cons: La gestion des indexes est bien plus compliquée à prendre en main que sur les SGBD relationnels

Pros: First, it is a NoSQL database. so it uses a flexible JSON-type model. And it has a large and active community, which is helpful for developers seeking support. And beginners can start with MongoDB.

Cons: This DB does not support uploading documents like the AWS Bucket Concept. It only stores text Text Formats. And it can consume a significant amount of memory, especially when dealing with large datasets.

Pros: Best part that i like in mongodb was It's speed and large number of build in functions. So i don't need to add each and every time custom function for searching or filter. Also they store the database best cloud platfoms(AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure). that makes my data were are safe. It beginner friendly also.

Cons: There are not that much i don't dislike about the mongodb.

Pros: Store large amount of data using NoSQL. I've seen it as the best for big data. It is flexible and helps to store data in document format. It is providing high performance and better solution of storing data.

Cons: Although it can store large data seamlessly but it is less flexible when it comes to retrieving that data stored in multiple batches.

Pros: One of the fastest MySQL databases with a user-friendly database. You don't have to put that much stress into learning the MongoDB. The enormity of the built-in options makes this user easy to implement on their project. and easy to integrate with any framework (such as Node.js,Djanco, etc.). The detailed documentation with examples makes this even easier to use (in my opinion, most tools fail on complicated documentation with a lot of examples). The documentation provided by them was easy for even a beginner to understand. They also provide custom integration with top cloud-based platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. With the free storage space of 500 MP, everyone can use their database with a low amount of limitation.

Cons: From my point of view, I don't see any things I dislike about the MongoDB. They provided all the necessary things that I wanted.

Pros: Data storage, organization and maintenance.

Cons: Due to memory issues, I’ve seen duplicate data being created most times.

Pros: easy to use, with a few steps you can integrate it into a backend and it's very reliable

Cons: at the moment I have no complaints about the product

Pros: I fell in love with the ease of use and simplicity of software

Cons: I have no negatives with MongoDB. I just feel a lot more publicity is needed where I come from

Pros: MongoDB is a well-known choice for NoSQL Database and it can be used for free as well. Perfectly suited for a personal project or small project because we don't have to pay anything.

Cons: One thing that I feel annoyed about is the IP whitelist requirement in order to access the Database. Because my IP is dynamic it will be changing the address each time, I access the Database.