Mongodb, Inc.

Ryan Chipman

Andrew Michalski Schwerin

Mark Porter

Judah Schvimer

Max Jacob Hirschhorn

Randolph Tan

Tim Fogarty

Lingzhi Deng

Samyukta Lanka

Patrick Meredith

Matthew Chiaravalloti

Huan Li

In some embodiments, a database cluster to cluster synchronization system may include multiple replicators coupled to a source database cluster and a destination database cluster, where the source and destination cluster may be shard clusters. Each of the multiple replicators may correspond to a respective subset of the source database cluster and configured to monitor changes of data on the respective subset of the source database cluster and translate the changes of data to one or more database operations to be performed on the destination cluster. The changes of data on the source database may be contained in respective change streams associated with each of the replicators.

Systems and methods for synchronizing between a source database cluster and a destination database cluster

In various aspects of the present disclosure, systems and methods are described to identify and resolve structured queries so they execute consistently and accurately against any data architecture, and for example, dynamic or unstructured database stores. According to one embodiment, a dynamic schema data system implements a query dialect that is configured to expose underlying flexible schemas of the dynamic schema data system, any structured data, unstructured or partially structured data, and expressive querying native to the dynamic schema system in a language that is compatible with structured queries, and for example, compatible with SQL-92. In further embodiments, the query dialect is configured to enable consistency with existing dynamic schema database query semantics (e.g., the known MongoDB database and associated query semantics).

Systems and methods for managing structured query language on dynamic schema databases

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Westwood, MA, United States of America

Ryan Chipman