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zawerf | 6 years ago

Technical note: big oh isn't a useful measure here. Most databases use b-trees (yes, even mongo) so lookups are at best O(log(n)). That goes for you and the people replying too.

The constant factors are way more important here. It's a 1000x factor difference depending on how durable you need your data to be (whether you need to write to disk or a quorum of network nodes in multiple regions). That is basically the only thing that mattered in the recent mongo vs postgres benchmarks.

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