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Is MongoDB eventual Consistent ?

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I like to know is MongoDB eventual consistent if I have only 1 node no clustering a very simple and basic production environment.

Let me introduce about my use case before you guys answering the question. I am actually decide using MongoDB in a banking-like application which required storing users credit transfer transaction. Because the importance of credit transfer record, I want to ensure everytime transaction is done, means the record has been persisted into a permanent storage. Why I choose MongoDB over other is because the schema-less support which is very preferable for the application behavior.

Your advise and feedback is highly appreciated...

posted May 27, 2018 by anonymous

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