Add support for mongodb backend storage #1321
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@jhaals is there any change to review the change or I should just use my fork ? |
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that looks nice. maybe add a compose and k8s example? |
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Added mongodb deployment examples and synced with origin master branch |
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@jhaals is it possible that this feature will be merged or I should no longer focus on keeping that PR up to date and instead just focus on my own fork? Please let me know since if that is not going to be merged we can simply close this PR |
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The purpose is to have persistent database instead of redis / memcached as asked within #1125. Having TTL index on MongoDB collection allows removing them automatically like in redis / memcached so the functionality still remains the same.
More information can be found here https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/tutorial/expire-data/#expire-documents-at-a-specific-clock-time