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I use a MongoDB database to analyze data extracted from logs on Linux production servers that handle hundreds of thousands of users per day.  I also have databases that I use for research topics – oriented around K-12 education.  I have pulled data from The British Library and various datasets from the Europeana Collections. I’ve

I’m a big fan of MongoDB but contrary to its “humongous” orientation, I like to think small as in ARM-based SBCs like the Raspberry Pi or ODROID-C2 and DBs under a terabyte 😉  You can get a lot of power out of tiny inexpensive computers and USB disk drives!  You can find my blog entries,

I use MongoDB as my database of choice as you can tell by my blog entries.  Under current Raspberry Pi OSs, MongoDB is limited by 32 bit binaries. Databases are restricted to 2GB. The Raspberry Pi 3 sports an ARMv7 processor that supports 64 bits.  At this time (May 2016) there is no official OS