Question

I'm about to do some testing with MongoDB. Is the software capable of running an ingest rate of 1 billion objects per day? (~11.5k objects/second) Our hardware is a few years old but decent (multicore, > 8gb of ram, > 1tb storage).

Are there any specific best-practices for optimizing mongodb queries? Are there any methods or functions that are known to be slow?

Thanks, ~Kyte

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Check out the mongodb web site for various best practices dealing with performance. Here is a start:

http://www.mongodb.com/webinar/best-practices-evaluating

But to answer your question, there is nothing in the product that would prevent it from handling your load. THe rest depends on your documents, network, server hardware, etc.

Hope this helps Alex Lerner

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