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Re:Bye, MongoDB. Hello, Cloudant by jameswyse on Thursday December 06, 2012 @01:51PM (#4883142)
It's not a problem if they're both in the same data center, not sure who cloudant are using though.
Re:Bye, MongoDB. Hello, Cloudant by mlmilleratmit on Thursday December 06, 2012 @01:56PM (#4883175)
(Mike Miller, Cloudant). Exactly, we run cloudant clusters in nearly 20 data centers globally on many different providers (ec2, softlayer, rackspace, joyent, azure, hostway, ...) so we make sure that the data and application tiers are co-located.

Dealing with direct connections from mobile is more fun.

Re:Bye, MongoDB. Hello, Cloudant by dmix on Thursday December 06, 2012 @02:49PM (#4883467)
You should address this more clearly on your sales website. It's the first question people will have regarding using a database-as-a-service.

So mentioning the data centers you are in would be helpful.

Re:Bye, MongoDB. Hello, Cloudant by mlmilleratmit on Thursday December 06, 2012 @02:55PM (#4883501)
You're right, we should address that more clearly. Thanks for the feedback.
Re:Bye, MongoDB. Hello, Cloudant by taligent on Thursday December 06, 2012 @04:03PM (#4883786)
Seriously do. I spent a few minutes looking for the list of data centres. And when I couldn't find it I left with the assumption that it was going to be a slow, pricey mess.

Nothing is more important than transparency when you are providing core infrastructure.

Re:Bye, MongoDB. Hello, Cloudant by taligent on Thursday December 06, 2012 @04:09PM (#4883818)
Actually you know what would be even better. I provide an IP address and you tell me the best, worst and median response times for a simple request.