How do you look at replacing mysql with mongodb?

Question

MySQL

How do you look at replacing mysql with mongodb?
What are the prospects and challenges? Thanks

Answer 1

Apparently you do not fully understand what they are for.
Although after the experience with mongodb, I also don’t understand why it can be needed at all.

Answer 2

Most likely you don't need it. It is unlikely that you have millions of requests per second and most likely you need views and normal transactions, which mongodb will not give you. If you're not 100% sure you need mongodb for your task, it's probably because you don't fucking need it.

Answer 3

in most cases it makes no sense
and in general solutions for different cases and do not compete with each other at the moment.

Answer 4

if you do not understand the essence of document-oriented databases, then there will be difficulties. there are many differences between them. And it all depends on the specific task, if you need to store a lot of unstructured and nested data, then mongo is better. + mongo is easier to scale horizontally.

Answer 5

Maybe you are a little confused and meant MariaDB - this is just an analogue of MySQL. No problems with the transition.