Released in 2009, MongoDB emerged in the first wave of NoSQL databases and garnered immediate attention from the web application development community, and remains a popular choice for data management for applications at any scale.
Savas developers choose MongoDB in situations where the underlying data that drives an application is loosely structured or will frequently change through the application’s lifecycle. MongoDB facilitates this by not requiring every record within a collection to have the same structure and instead relies on the application to resolve and account for structural differences. This removes much of the effort required to manage database structure within other solutions and gives Savas developers the leeway to implement or alter features rapidly.