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I recently used MongoDB in a project; and being my first time of using it in production, I must say it really helped in bootstrapping. This advantage of MongoDB was made more obvious to me this time around because I used it alongside PostgreSQL in this same project. The overhead I had in swapping things around in PostgreSQL was relatively higher than in MongoDB.
The part of Mongoose in all these is the awesomeness and ease it brings to using Mongoose in NodeJS apps. However, I find that it does not play nice with MongoDB Atlas, especially that a weird behaviour is not documented.