Both MongoDB and ScyllaDB promise a highly available, performant and scalable architecture, but they achieve these objectives in different ways.

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A comparison of the architecture, storage performance, and scaling capabilities of MongoDB and ScyllaDB databases.

MongoDB vs. ScyllaDB: A Comparison of Database Architectures

Storage Performance on MongoDB and ScyllaDB

MongoDB: Two Operation Modes for High Availability and Scalability

ScyllaDB: Multiprimary for High Availability and Horizontal Scalability