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MoSQL works in real-time by streaming data found inside a MongoDB database to a remote (or local) PostgreSQL installation.
It's sole purpose is to provide a fallback system in case the MongoDB server goes down, or data needs to be accessed in real-time by SQL-powered systems.
MoSQL is very fast because unlike similar systems it does not do a complete re-import of the original MongoDB database, but does this only once, when run the first time, and then just applies the latest changes gradually.

Via: MoSQL 0.1.2






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