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Microsoft's own version of document-oriented database? [closed]

recently, I have been experimenting an open source document-oriented database named MongoDB and found it fascinating.

it's super fast with dynamic schema, I don't have to do much normalization to increase productivity. It also gets along with asp.net/asp.net mvc.

So I can't stop wondering if Microsoft is going to make it's own document-oriented database?or there is one already?

a performance comparison between MongoDB and SQL server 2008. http://www.michaelckennedy.net/blog/2010/04/29/MongoDBVsSQLServer2008PerformanceShowdown.aspx

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walter Avatar asked Jun 24 '26 09:06

walter


1 Answers

You might be interested in RavenDB. It's not directly from Microsoft, but it is specifically targetted at the .NET/Windows platform.

MongoDB support in .NET is also excellent.

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Chris Fulstow Avatar answered Jun 25 '26 22:06

Chris Fulstow