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Developers can often mistake replication and sharding in MongoDB. Both are needed to create a highly-available and highly-scalable MongoDB #cluster. This short #MongoDB tutorial will explain the differences between the two, #sharding and #replication.

Developers can often mistake replication and sharding in MongoDB. Both are needed to create a highly-available and highly-scalable MongoDB #cluster. This short #MongoDB tutorial will explain the differences between the two, #sharding and #replication.

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that made me chuckle out loud :)

I never understood the drive to NOSQL, other than some tech-bros have the need to "do something different", even though that different is not better (and most of the time, actually worse). The most annoying thing about working in tech is the constant drive to latch on to the newest and dumbest.