On Friday, March 1, 2013 9:28:05 AM UTC, Adam Reynolds wrote: > > As I think has been mentioned before you should not be using MongoDB for > e-commerce. > > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7149890/what-does-mongodb-not-being-acid-compliant-really-mean > >> >>> While mongo is probably not the simplest choice when you really want transactions I have found you can implement a client controlled locking model to support atomic operations generically. I do this in a module called 'shared' I have been working on for distributed objects sharing between processes that uses mongo as a persistence layer. The downside is that because locks are client controlled you need to consider how to recover from a process failure while a lock is being held. While this is works, I don't know yet if you can do it without significant performance impact.
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