Getting Started with MongoDB
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Introduction to MongoDB
MongoDB Environment Setup
Features of MongoDB
Pros & Cons of MongoDB
Comprehansive Guide
Why MongoDB should we learn
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MongoDB Data Modeling with Document Structure
Creating a Database in MongoDB
Dropping a Database in MongoDB
Creating & Dropping Collections in MongoDB
Projection in MongoDB and How it Affects Performance
MongoDB Capped Collection
Operations Performed on Document
Backup & Restore Methods
MongoDB Text Search
MongoDB RockMongo
MongoDB GridFS
MongoDB Regular Expression (regex)
MongoDB Vs Hadoop
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Updating Documents in MongoDB
Deleting Documents in MongoDB
Limiting Records in MongoDB with skip()
The 16 Data Types of MongoDB
MongoDB Indexes and their Types
MongoDB Relationships & Database Reference
How to Execute MongoDB in Java Program
MongoDB Covered & Analyzing Query
MongoDB ObjectId & Atomic Operations
Generate Auto Increment Sequence
MongoDB Aggregation
MongoDB Replication & Sharding
Working of MapReduce in MongoDB
MongoDB Quiz Part – 1
MongoDB Quiz Part – 2
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Exploring the Software
Let’s find out about MongoDB and its philosophies.
MongoDB Inc, which began as 10gen, develops and delivers commercial support for MongoDB, an open-source NoSQL database that stores data in JSON-like documents that have flexible schemas. It started developing MongoDB around 2007 as part of a planned Platform-as-a-Service product. Then in 2009, it shifted to an open-source development model. MongoDB ships in two editions: the MongoDB Community Server and the MongoDB Enterprise Server.
MongoDB is free and cross-platform. Some features that MongoDB supports are:
- Ad hoc queries
- Indexing
- Replication
- Load balancing
- File storage
- Aggregation
- Server-side JavaScript execution
- Capped collections
- Transactions
