Firestore — Serverless Document Database
How Firestore really works: documents, collections and subcollections, Native vs Datastore mode, Standard vs Enterprise edition and MongoDB compatibility, single-field, composite and vector indexes, write contention and sharded counters, real-time listeners and security rules, TTL, PITR, backups and clones, and what operations cost.
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