: MongoDB is a widely used, general-purpose database. It is open-source, written in C++, and document-oriented. MongoDB has a strong support for MapReduce and uses BSON (binary JSON) format for

MongoDB is a widely used, general-purpose database. It is open-source, written in C++, and document-oriented. MongoDB has a strong support for MapReduce and uses BSON (binary JSON) format for storage purposes.

The latest releases can be downloaded from mongodb.org.

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The mailing list is very busy and almost every question on earth has been asked on there, so try searching the archives (Searching Google with site:groups.google.com/group/mongodb-user generally works better than using the Google Groups search bar).

For help with schema design, check out the schema design wiki page (or search the mailing list archives).

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