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Message from discussion cannot start mongodb 2.2.0 on Fedora 17

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From: Edouard Perov <edouardpe...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [mongodb-user] cannot start mongodb 2.2.0 on Fedora 17
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Thank you very much.
I am new to MongoDB, we use Oracle for decades and 
now thinking if we can replace some applications that do not require "heavy 
weight" databases.
The choice is between Oracle NoSQL MongoDB, some others might be.
This example shows that MongoDB does not work "out of box",
to make it working requires "dances with drums" around it,
MongoDB team has not provided any help after several days, which is 
critical for our customers' 24x7 systems.

Might be it is acceptable for home playing, student projects, non-critical 
applications, ...
but for us the good, fast, and reliable support from all third party 
software vendors is mandatory otherwise we loose customers and might be 
even sued for damage.
Probably, some kind of commercial license with MongoDB is available, I am 
not quite familiar with that, but in this case would it be cheaper for us 
and customers than Oracle?
Most people prefer to use well known brands despite of the price: Mercedes, 
BMW, Buick, ... vs Dacia, Great Wall, Lada ...
i.e. quality and reliability vs price.

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Thank you very much.<br>I am new to MongoDB, we use Oracle for decades and =
<br>now thinking if we can replace some applications that do not require "h=
eavy weight" databases.<br>The choice is between Oracle NoSQL MongoDB, some=
 others might be.<br>This example shows that MongoDB does not work "out of =
box",<br>to make it working requires "dances with drums" around it,<br>Mong=
oDB team has not provided any help after several days, which is critical fo=
r our customers' 24x7 systems.<br><br>Might be it is acceptable for home pl=
aying, student projects, non-critical applications, ...<br>but for us the g=
ood, fast, and reliable support from all third party software vendors is ma=
ndatory otherwise we loose customers and might be even sued for damage.<br>=
Probably, some kind of commercial license with MongoDB is available, I am n=
ot quite familiar with that, but in this case would it be cheaper for us an=
d customers than Oracle?<br>Most people prefer to use well known brands des=
pite of the price: Mercedes, BMW, Buick, ... vs Dacia, Great Wall, Lada ...=
<br>i.e. quality and reliability vs price.<br>
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