Answer / Jatin Girdhar

MongoDB and MySQL are both NoSQL databases, but they have significant differences. MongoDB uses a document-oriented data model while MySQL uses a traditional table-based relational database management system.

In mongodb, how sharding and replication work together?

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What's new in mongodb 3.2?

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How do I know if mongodb is installed?

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Is mongodb cloud based?

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Does aws have mongodb?

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What is mongodb automatic failover?

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What is the difference between mongodb and elasticsearch?

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How to list all indexes in mongodb?

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How many text indexes can a mongodb collection have?

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Where is mongodb located?

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What happens when a shard is down or slow when querying?

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Is mongodb a backend?

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