What is the difference between mongodb and elasticsearch?
Answer / Hemant Gupta
MongoDB and Elasticsearch are different NoSQL databases. MongoDB stores JSON-like documents with a dynamic schema while Elasticsearch uses an indexing approach, which allows for faster full-text search capabilities but lacks the document-oriented nature of MongoDB.
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