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MongoDB serves both startups and industry-leading organizations from Fortune 500 companies to government agencies.
Teradata Vantage provides data and analytics software for the communication, media, financial services, healthcare, retail, technology, and manufacturing industries.
This product is best suitable for nosql document database. They provide good management tool like atlas and good documentation.
This is not possible and even worse, when you switch between collections, thee state is completely reset.
It is best for NoSql databases. It have a great documentation which helps in getting started with MongoDB.
After signing up for the trial, I received multiple emails which I promptly ignored, as I had no intention in talking with their sales associate.
It's extremely easy to pick up on as it's basically just JSON documents. It's fun and exciting when compared with common relational databases.
The initial setup of MongoDB and specifically the Mongod can be quite confusing.
Super easy to install and start working with it. A great start for prototyping a project or if you need to do an enormous amount of inserts.
Not to mention the software has evolved to include features sorely missing awhile back.
I like the advanced data management features, the artificial intelligence that is on the platform and its ability to manage multiple data.
Projects in which we need to use Teradata often take months longer than others. Things get lost in the system, mismanaged and everyone ends up confused and frustrated.
It allows to work on huge amount of data in terabytes at same time which is very strong advantage.
Putting Teradata in the hands of someone who is not trained can give them a bad experience.
I have not seen other vendors with the same confidence to arrange reference calls with their clients without a moderator in attendance. It has many features which helps to easily manage the data.
Navigating the data tree in the leftmost column is somewhat confusing. This is not a program you learn by using.
Teradata database software is robust, high quality and highly scalable.
Teradata is generally more limited and is harder to use than competitors, most notably Oracle.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm Greg. I am an operations fellow at an entrepreneurship center. And I give MongoDB a four out of five. So we switched from Google Sheets, we were using it to store a lot of our membership data, but we found that it was just too unorganized and it wasn't able to handle the amount of data we were processing. We chose MongoDB for a variety of reasons, the primary one is that our staff rotates pretty frequently just as a part of the program and MongoDB is really easy to learn and understand. It's customer friendly for developers, but also it is able to be used by people who don't necessarily have database experience. We found MongoDB to be pretty easy to integrate with our apps. And while there are other services out there that provide similar functionality, the free tier on MongoDB was really a benefit to us and provided us with enough support to get started on the platform, but allows us to grow if we need it in the future. MongoDB was relatively easy to integrate with our system. We were lucky in that we were overhauling a lot of our backend data processing stuff anyways. So MongoDB was just one extra step to add on top of our existing code base. It was relatively easy to add different models and different ways of storing data. And we found that compared to things like SQL that may have a higher learning curve, because MongoDB's very user-friendly experience, we were able to do so without much time committed to learning, which as I mentioned earlier is really great given how often our staff rotates. So it really made the whole process a lot easier and it was one less thing that we had to think about as we were shifting away from our old model. So if you're thinking about trying out MongoDB for your business or service or project, I'd recommend messing around with their playground option. Their free tier is more than enough for a lot of smaller projects and it gives you a chance to learn MongoDB, all the ins and outs and see how easy it is to integrate into your system. I had some questions that were quickly answered through their online programs. But more than that, just being able to use it in my own application, just trying it out. That said, if you are considering MongoDB, look at Google Firebase as well. They have a database, I think it's called Firestore, as a part of the Firebase platform as a whole, but it integrates really nicely with all of the other Google services that are part of the Firebase platform. And what's on top of that, it still uses the same database structure and that all objects are stored as JSON objects. But it integrates with all of their other services pretty well.
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