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MongoDB

Document-oriented NoSQL database used for flexible data modeling and exploratory workloads in selected applications.

Details

MongoDB

MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database designed for applications that benefit from flexible schemas and evolving data models.

Key Capabilities

  • Document-Based Data Model
    Stores JSON-like documents, enabling flexible and evolving schemas.

  • Horizontal Scalability
    Supports scaling through replication and sharding.

  • Aggregation Framework
    Provides expressive pipelines for data transformation and analysis.

  • Indexing & Query Performance
    Enables efficient querying over semi-structured data.

  • High Availability
    Supports replica sets for fault tolerance.

Experience & Platform Contribution

Worked with MongoDB in a supporting role within selected systems, primarily for storing flexible or semi-structured data.

Exposure included:

  • Using MongoDB to store dynamic data structures in ML-adjacent applications
  • Managing collections containing vector embeddings and metadata
  • Interfacing MongoDB with application services and data pipelines
  • Understanding trade-offs between document stores and relational databases
  • Evaluating MongoDB as part of broader data storage decisions

MongoDB was used selectively and pragmatically, with a clear understanding of its strengths and limitations relative to other storage technologies in the platform.