My team uses MongoDB quite heavily in a variety of our service backends. Some of these services interface with one another. For example, one service might request a resource by ID from another service and store that ID as a reference. To identify resources, we use UUIDs quite extensively due to their ubiquitous nature and general support. MongoDB, like most databases, provide support for UUIDs, however using UUIDs with MongoDB and Node.js is not as trivial as one might expect (Note that I'm not going to touch on UUID complexities in multi-platform/multi-language scenarios).


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