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MongoDB is a cross-platform document-oriented database program classified as a NoSQL database. MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas. This makes it a flexible and powerful database
Overview In this unit, you will install a set of command-line tools on an Ubuntu Linux container that will help you with several tasks associated with administering and managing a MongoDB deployment. These common tasks for DBAs include: Backup and r...
Overview In this unit, you'll learn how to perform basic aggregation with Python. First, you'll learn what aggregation is and explore the components of an aggregation pipeline. Next, you'll learn how to build a pipeline that uses the $match and $grou...
Overview In this unit, you'll learn about logs for both self-managed and Atlas deployments, and how to interpret and use them effectively. You'll first download logs in Atlas and locate them for self-managed deployments. Then, you'll explore some of ...
Overview In this unit, you'll dive into the inner workings of indexes and how they improve performance. Next, you'll learn about tools for evaluating the impact of your indexes on query performance. You'll then explore some additional index types tha...
Overview In this unit, you'll learn about the MongoDB Shell (mongosh), the command line interface that enables you to interact with local and remote MongoDB deployments. You'll learn how to install mongosh and connect to both Atlas and self-managed d...
Overview In this unit, you will learn about indexes, how indexes support the efficient execution of queries in MongoDB, the trade-offs associated with using indexes, how to create Single Field and Compound Index, what Multikey indexes are, and how to...
