Panel Discussion: Designing and Implementing Sustainable Solutions with MongoDB on IBM LinuxONE
summary
Demonstrations show MongoDB running on IBM LinuxONE Emperor 4 with on-chip accelerators, ability to host workloads up to 2000 x86 cores, and vendor claims of 75% energy reduction and 90% less floor space versus many x86 servers. Features deployed include time‑series collections, column‑store indexing, and client‑side queryable encryption plus an Enterprise Quantum‑safe key system; OpenShift/Rackham demos move MongoDB clusters live; a startup plans to scale to 3 million users by 2030 while keeping data encrypted and compressed.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 4:09The Challenge to the Open Source Community
- 12:14How Are You Looking To Scale
- 15:45Queryable Encryption
- 16:06Why Do You Want To Encrypt Data in the Client
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