Hello Tracy,

I am summarising Peter's reply as a comment for better readability.

Hi @PeterCorless — Elaborated responses should be added as comments on devmag.io. In case you are wondering why the links in your reply aren't clickable, it's because we support Markdown format in both comments and replies.

Here's what I understand from Peter's response.

• Aerospike is a key-value store whereas Mongo is a document store structure.
• Snapdeal uses Aerospike.
• Aerospike's CTO, Brian Bulkowski, pointed out some key differences between Aerospike and other NoSQL offerings in his interview with InfoQ.
• You can also take a look at walls of logos of companies using Aerospike.
• You can also take a look at list of startups using Aerospike.

Thanks @PeterCorless for participating in this discussion. You can also create a new elaborated post explaining differences between Aerospike and other NoSQL offerings.

Thanks.