The only reason I'd get Enterprise is the Ops Manager's backup solution but then again, the price is high and I wonder if I just could survive with filesystem snapshots few times a day + mongodump or 3T's tasks.
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Or did I miss something or would you rather say run all pipelines in Mongo?īack to the topic: I think Studio 3T brings you quite far, so you could skip the enterprise license haha! No latter offers again a different feature set, just wonder if there many large Mongo deployments without the Enterprise license and how do they survive. BUT it's much easier to scale application servers than Mongo servers. Latter might be less efficient bc Mongo sends too much data to my app server which then runs its own aggregation pipeline (not using any of Mongo's aggregation methods but rather language features). Re the aggregation, I like this feature a lot and I wonder in general: Should I rather build such functionalities in Mongo or in my app. pinning results in a bookmark manager! FWIW, there's mongo-hacker which beautifies the shell but it's not close to what you have mentioned.
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Also, for the free trial you literally just have to download it, and open the application.ĮDIT: Forgot to add that the Aggregation editor for me made all the difference in S3T compared to Robo if you need to deal with Aggregation queries.
If you want to share what you need a GUI for, I can probably tell you what features to use, as we've been using S3T at work for years. Stuff like the Import/Export Wizard and the fact you can set this stuff up as an automated task, also just saves a bunch of time skipping the busy work. Some of my coworkers like the auto-completion and error highlighting, some don't, but it's pretty easy to turn off and on depending on your preference. You can pin results and save script results in a bookmark manager, last used option, ect. In terms of Studio's shell, again, it depends on what you need, but my colleagues and I dig the "Enable Query Assist." It's kind of like a non-Raw shell mode (though they have that as well if you prefer) and you can have find and aggregation queries run pretty quickly and it generates the results in a separate tab per query. IMO, there's about a million things that Studio 3T has and does better than Compass and Robo, but as lmtog said, if you just need to view some data or run some simple find queries once every few weeks, then the free stuff works.
It all comes down to your MongoDB use case.
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