[11:55:38] <synthmeat> but easy enough to workaround-ish with read-only user and compass community edition, no?
[11:55:40] <Derick> synthmeat: freely download doesn't mean free to use :)
[11:56:22] <Derick> synthmeat: https://www.mongodb.com/download-center/compass?jmp=hero — look at what it says under the download button for all editions
[11:59:18] <beStKodErEveR> im stuck.. time to xplain for the managers :-S :-)
[12:00:54] <synthmeat> i'm not sure what's happening though. i just downloaded it, hooked it up, works, non-community. i should remove it and install community?
[12:01:55] <synthmeat> it is a bit insane if so. i should at least have a warning somewhere i'm in kind of breach.
[12:02:44] <synthmeat> if it's "available as part of subscription" then it shouldn't be available without subscription :D
[12:09:32] <synthmeat> yeah, i'm only worried of bandwidth charges. but that's a non-issue for people who replicate over data centers anyways. i just replicate within a single one, so i can use private network for free
[12:38:37] <synthmeat> i never had issues with pri (1.0) + sec (0.5) + sec (0.5) + hidden non-voting when primary went down
[12:38:56] <synthmeat> they vote up a primary and everything still worked
[12:44:02] <synthmeat> k. let's see wheteher updates fixed that "network spiking to 300mbps during mongodump on hidden replica" thingie
[12:57:19] <synthmeat> how come it doesn't reserve half of my ram anymore?
[12:57:58] <synthmeat> i thought wt would take half or some minimum by default
[13:16:11] <beStKodErEveR> how do you think about converting a JSON structure to mongoDB? check out the Data tab: https://nivo.rocks/treemap/html
[13:19:50] <beStKodErEveR> im using moongose .. just use it..make schema..i guess so. ;-/
[13:23:26] <synthmeat> i don't think you can make recursive schemas
[13:24:31] <beStKodErEveR> synthmeat, hmm.. I was thinking that was a problem...
[13:25:10] <beStKodErEveR> maybe you just have to static order..
[13:25:26] <beStKodErEveR> im nit sure how the endresult will be..
[13:25:59] <beStKodErEveR> but the children will be just document/object i guess..(new 2 dis)
[13:27:48] <synthmeat> if you're only starting... drop the mongoose, you don't need that.
[16:48:49] <svm_invictvs> Derick Yeah, well ... it's gotta have some MongoDB in it I gather
[16:50:59] <Derick> svm_invictvs: not that we think
[16:51:12] <Derick> afaik it's based on top of their Aurora thing
[16:51:35] <svm_invictvs> Derick Why does Amazon need to take something that's perfectly fine and shit all over it?
[16:51:46] <svm_invictvs> Derick This is just a redux of Embrace Extend Exterminate
[16:51:59] <svm_invictvs> Microsoft and Google just host MongoDB
[16:52:29] <Trezker> 2If it aint broke, change it" Motto of marketing departments everywhere
[16:53:19] <Derick> svm_invictvs: thats a great question. I reckon they think they can win over customers because they do it "managed"... but, there is Atlas, which is a *real* MongoDB, backed by MongoDB Inc (with our support engineers)
[16:53:47] <Derick> but I couldn't even run my tiny side project against DocumentDB as it doesn't do some Aggregation Functions that I use
[16:54:08] <svm_invictvs> I just peeked at the compatibility list, and it seems that what I'm using it for works okay
[16:54:22] <Trezker> They constantly need changes to announce and the things that are working well get more attention so they always change the things that don't need any change
[16:54:27] <svm_invictvs> Does Atlas do replication and backups easily?