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MongoDB support

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      It would be great if Stash could support MongoDB.

            [BSERV-5243] MongoDB support

            Carl Eckhardt added a comment -

            That's too bad, Atlassian, because you are soon to be far behind the rest of the industry.
            I would think that the issues with Hibernate would be ridiculously numerous... i.e. Schema
            Changes and DB migrations... Have fun with that.

            Carl

            Carl Eckhardt added a comment - That's too bad, Atlassian, because you are soon to be far behind the rest of the industry. I would think that the issues with Hibernate would be ridiculously numerous... i.e. Schema Changes and DB migrations... Have fun with that. Carl

            Brent P added a comment -

            Stash uses the Hibernate library to support different databases (Oracle, MySQL, Postgres, etc). Using Hibernate means we don't have to worry about database-specific syntax and limitations. Unfortunately, Hibernate only works with relational databases.

            In addition, the performance characteristics of a relational database are quite different than those of a NoSQL database. It would be difficult to ensure Stash performed well on both.

            As a result, we don't have any plans to support MongoDB or other NoSQL databases.

            Brent P added a comment - Stash uses the Hibernate library to support different databases (Oracle, MySQL, Postgres, etc). Using Hibernate means we don't have to worry about database-specific syntax and limitations. Unfortunately, Hibernate only works with relational databases. In addition, the performance characteristics of a relational database are quite different than those of a NoSQL database. It would be difficult to ensure Stash performed well on both. As a result, we don't have any plans to support MongoDB or other NoSQL databases.

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