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doc: README.md: trivial: reword MongoDB-dpe #257

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -45,11 +45,11 @@ There are simple in memory implementations of an event store and entity repo. Th
### MongoDB

Fairly mature, used in production.
_Note: This implementation has a document size limit of 16Mb, which could lead to errors for large aggregates. If needed use the alternative version below_
_Note: This implementation has a document size limit of 16MB, which could lead to errors for large aggregates. If needed use the alternative version below_

### MongoBD-DPE (supporting larger aggregates)
### MongoDB-DPE (supporting larger aggregates)

MongoDB-DPE (stands for **D**ocument **P**er **E**vent) is a fork of the MongoDB driver mentioned above. In the MongoDB-DPE driver the max size of a mongo-document is taken into account so big aggregates with many events can be saved without exceeding the [16MB limit](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/limits/) by MongoDB .
MongoDB-**D**ocument **P**er **E**vent is an alternative to the MongoDB driver mentioned above. In the MongoDB-DPE driver, events for an aggregate are each saved in a separate document. This allows aggregate event histories larger than the maximum document size of MongoDB, which is [16MB](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/limits/).
[https://github.com/gjongenelen/eh-mongodb](https://github.com/gjongenelen/eh-mongodb)

### AWS DynamoDB
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