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MongoDB is now used for back-end storage on the SourceForge front pages, project pages, and download pages for all projects. See Compound Thinking, the SourceForge blog, and The Bitsource for details. |
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GitHub, the social coding site, is using MongoDB for an internal reporting application. |
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MongoDB is being used for the game feeds component. It caches game data from different sources which gets served to ea.com, rupture.com and the EA download manager. |
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The New York Times is using MongoDB in a form-building application for photo submissions. |
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Disqus is an innovative blog-commenting system. |
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BoxedIce's server monitoring solution - Server Density - stores 600 million+ documents in MongoDB. BoxedIce blog posts:
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MongoHQ provides a hosting platform for MongoDB and also uses MongoDB as the back-end for its service. Our hosting centers page provides more information about MongoHQ and other MongoDB hosting options. |
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Justin.tv is the easy, fun, and fast way to share live video online. MongoDB powers Justin.tv's internal analytics tools for virality, user retention, and general usage stats that out-of-the-box solutions can't provide. |
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The Business Insider has been using MongoDB since the beginning of 2008. All of the site's data, including posts, comments, and even the images, are stored on MongoDB. Read more...
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The Mozilla open-source Ubiquity Herd project uses MongoDB for back-end storage. Source code is available on bitbucket. |
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Gilt Groupe is an invitation only luxury shopping site. |
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Pitchfork is using MongoDB for their year-end readers survey and internal analytics. |
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Hot Potato is a social tool that organizes conversations around events. |
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Floxee, a web toolkit for creating Twitter directories, leverages MongoDB for back-end storage. The award-winning TweetCongress is powered by Floxee. |
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Sailthru is an email service provider that uses MongoDB for click-stream analysis and reporting. |
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Silentale keeps track of your contacts and conversations from multiple platforms and allows you to search and access them from anywhere. Silentale is using MongoDB as the back-end for indexing and searching on millions of stored messages of different types. More details on Silentale can be found in this TechCrunch article. |
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MyPunchbowl.com is a start to finish party planning site that uses MongoDB for tracking user behavior and datamining. |
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Defensio is a comment-spam blocker that uses MongoDB for back-end storage. |
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TweetSaver is a web service for backing up, searching, and tagging your tweets. TweetSaver uses MongoDB for back-end storage. |
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Bloom Digital's AdGear platform is a next-generation ad platform. MongoDB is used for back-end reporting storage for AdGear. |
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KLATU Networks designs, develops and markets asset monitoring solutions which helps companies manage risk, reduce operating costs and streamline operations through proactive management of the status, condition, and location of cold storage assets and other mission critical equipment. KLATU uses MongoDB to store temperature, location, and other measurement data for large wireless sensor networks. KLATU chose MongoDB over competitors for scalability and query capabilities. |
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Almost all data for MusicNation, including user information, images, and music videos, are stored in MongoDB. |
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Shopwiki uses Mongo as a data store for its shopping search engine, where they commit all the data generated, such as custom analytics. Mongo's performance is such that ShopWiki uses it in cases where MySQL would just not be practical. ShopWiki is also using it as a storage engine for all R&D and data-mining efforts where MongoDB's document oriented architecture offers maximum flexibility. |
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songkick lets you track your favorite artists so you never miss a gig again. |
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Detexify is a cool application to find LaTeX symbols easily. It uses MongoDB for back-end storage. Check out the blog post for more on why Detexfy is using MongoDB. |
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http://sluggy.com/ is built on MongoDB, mongodb_beaker, and MongoKit . |
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Stylesignalis using MongoDB to store opinions from social media, blogs, forums and other sources to use in their sentiment analysis system, Zeitgeist. |
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FetLife is the biggest kinky/bdsm social network, with over 250k users and serving 80M pageviews / month. FetLife uses MongoDB as backing storage for the activity feed. (Warning: FetLife is NSFW) |
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@trackmeet helps you take notes with twitter, and is built on MongoDB |
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eFlyoverleverages the Google Earth Browser Plugin and MongoDB to provide interactive flyover tours of over two thousand golf courses worldwide. |
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Shapado is a multi-topic question and answer site in the style of Stack Overflow. Shapado is written in Rails and uses MongoDB for back-end storage. |
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Sifino enables students to help each other with their studies. Students can share notes, course summaries, and old exams, and can also ask and respond to questions about particular courses. |
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GameChanger provides mobile apps that replace pencil-and-paper scorekeeping and online tools that distribute real-time game updates for amateur sports. |
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soliMAP is a map-based ad listings site that uses MongoDB for storage. |
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MyBankTracker iPhone App uses MongoDB for the iPhone app's back-end server. |
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BillMonitor uses MongoDB to store all user data, including large amounts of billing information. This is used by the live site and also by BillMonitor's internal data analysis tools. |
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Tubricator allows you to create easy to remember links to YouTube videos. It's built on MongoDB and Django. |
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Mu.ly uses MongoDB for user registration and as a backend server for its iPhone Push notification service. MongoDB is mu.ly's Main backend database and absolute mission critical for mu.ly. |
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Avinu is a Content Management System (CMS) built on the Vork enterprise framework and powered by MongoDB. |
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edelight is a social shopping portal for product recommendations. |
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Topsy is a search engine powered by Tweets that uses Mongo for realtime log processing and analysis. |
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