MongoDB Cambridge Meetup: It's not ACID

The next Eastpoing MongoDB meetup has been scheduled for the first Thursday in June. We'll be discussing the consequences of non ACID compliance, what that...

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From the archive: originally published on the Eastpoint blog on 11 May 2014. Some details reflect that time.

The next Eastpoing MongoDB meetup has been scheduled for the first Thursday in June.

We'll be discussing the consequences of non ACID compliance, what that means to application developers, and how we work around the issue.

Further info is available at the MongoDB Cambridge meetup page.

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