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Re:Why you should never use MongoDB (2013) by rogerdpack on Monday August 15, 2016 @12:38PM (#12291548)
If it's like Cassandra, then you can kind of get around consistency problems by, for instance if you have a "replication" factor of 2, by instructing it to write to "2 instances before returning" (and then you turn around and read it after that, if you want to double check). Though of course while it's writing to the first, then second replica, it'll be inconsistent, but not for too long :)
Re:Why you should never use MongoDB (2013) by mateo411 on Monday August 15, 2016 @04:05PM (#12292997)
Yes, that is the difference between strongly consistent and eventually consistent.