My First Article at MongoDB Inc., – MongoDB’s Performance over RDBMS
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MongoDB Schema Design – Best Practices
Below are MongoDB schema design best practices: Understand your data and application requirements: Before designing your schema, thoroughly understand your data model and application’s requirements. This includes understanding the relationships between entities and the types of queries you’ll be…
CAP Theorem – MongoDB (NoSQL)
The CAP Theorem, also known as Brewer’s Theorem, states that in a distributed system, it is impossible to simultaneously guarantee three desirable properties: consistency (C), availability (A), and partition tolerance (P). These properties are defined as follows: Consistency…
MongoDB: Schema Validations
MongoDB provides a feature called schema validation that allows you to enforce a structure and rules on the documents stored in a collection. Schema validation ensures that the data adheres to a specific schema, preventing the insertion of invalid…
MongoDB Backup Strategies : Part 1
mongodump and mongorestore are command-line tools provided by MongoDB to create backups of databases using the BSON data format (Binary JSON). These tools allow you to export and import data from MongoDB instances. mongodump: mongodump is used to…
Unleashing the Power of MongoDB GridFS: A Comprehensive Guide
MongoDB GridFS is a powerful tool that allows developers to store and retrieve large files, such as images, videos, and documents, directly within a MongoDB database. By leveraging GridFS, developers can overcome the limitations of document size restrictions…
MongoDB: How can we achive cross-updates with a simple Java Script?!
Let’s say we’ve products and discounts collections as below and we will need to update discount_BOGO ( Buy One Get One ) field by joining on the product Id ( which is _id below), we can use below simple Java…
Life cycle of a MongoDB Query
The life cycle of a query in MongoDB, from its execution to the result retrieval, below are multiple processes involved: Query Preparation: When you execute a find query in MongoDB, the query is first parsed and…
MongoDB Indexes Explained !
MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database management system that stores data in a JSON-like format known as BSON. It provides powerful features for scaling and managing large volumes of data. One of the key features of MongoDB is its…
MongoDB CRUD Operations – Simplified
Introduction MongoDB is a popular document-oriented database that offers high performance, scalability, and flexibility. One of the most important features of MongoDB is the ability to perform CRUD operations. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete, and it’s a…