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Is Mongo good for temporary storage (large volume of an object creates and deletes)?

I have an application that will periodically create a large number of (10,000+) hashes (collections of name / value pairs). Hashes can be manipulated several times and then deleted.

Is MongoDB the right choice for this? Are there any clearly suitable alternatives?

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Mongo is a document database and a bit overkill for key / value pairs. His strength lies in the fact that he can fulfill special requests in documents. If you need it, then it's great.

Take a look at the tokyokabinet. It is rumored to be a very fast key / value store.

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