Complete MongoDB Administration Guide

Complete MongoDB Administration Guide, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 225 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 1983 reviews, and has 17724 subscribers.

You will learn about Deeply understand how MongoDB works – cursor, batch size, iterator Launch production database on the Atlas MongoDB – managed cloud-based MongoDB database Install and configure production MongoDB on the dedicated or virtual private server Understand and use different MongoDB BSON types – ObjectId, ISODate, NumberInt etc. Learn how to use MongoDB Shell, Robo 3T (Robomongo), MongoDB Compass for database management Perform different kinds of update operations using operators $set, $rename, $addToSet, $push, $inc etc Use different kinds of queries and query operators like $in, $eq, $regex, $elemMatch etc. Easily combine different aggregation stages like $match, $group, $unwind Understand purpose of the indexes and create indexes Use backup and restore tools – mongoexport, mongoimport, mongodump and mongorestore This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who use or are planning to use MongoDB in their projects or Full-stack developers It is particularly useful for Developers who use or are planning to use MongoDB in their projects or Full-stack developers.

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Summary

Title: Complete MongoDB Administration Guide

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 225

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 225

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 231

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 231

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Deeply understand how MongoDB works – cursor, batch size, iterator

Launch production database on the Atlas MongoDB – managed cloud-based MongoDB database

Install and configure production MongoDB on the dedicated or virtual private server

Understand and use different MongoDB BSON types – ObjectId, ISODate, NumberInt etc.

Learn how to use MongoDB Shell, Robo 3T (Robomongo), MongoDB Compass for database management

Perform different kinds of update operations using operators $set, $rename, $addToSet, $push, $inc etc

Use different kinds of queries and query operators like $in, $eq, $regex, $elemMatch etc.

Easily combine different aggregation stages like $match, $group, $unwind

Understand purpose of the indexes and create indexes

Use backup and restore tools – mongoexport, mongoimport, mongodump and mongorestore

Who Should Attend

Developers who use or are planning to use MongoDB in their projects

Full-stack developers

Target Audiences

Developers who use or are planning to use MongoDB in their projects

Full-stack developers

This course is all about MongoDB. You willlearn how MongoDB works behind the scenes. Course will be focused mainly on the MongoDB and MongoDB Shell. In such way you will understand MongoDB much better and learn its key features

This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of MongoDB administration, focusing on actual administration tasks that DBAs perform on a day-to-day basis. Students will learn the fundamental concepts and tools necessary to effectively manage a MongoDB database, including installation, configuration, backup and recovery, monitoring and troubleshooting, and security.

The course begins with an overview of MongoDB and its architecture, including the components and processes that make up a MongoDB deployment. Students will then learn how to install and configure a MongoDB instance, including configuring storage, networking, and security settings.

Next, the course covers backup and recovery strategies for MongoDB, including performing regular backups and restoring data in case of failures. Students will also learn how to monitor MongoDB performance and troubleshoot common issues.

Finally, the course covers security concepts and practices for MongoDB, including authentication and authorization, data encryption, and network security.

Throughout the course, students will gain hands-on experience working with MongoDB through a series of practical exercises and labs. By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of MongoDB administration and be prepared to manage MongoDB deployments in real-world scenarios.

Some of the course topics and practice activities:

1. You will start from the installation of the MongoDB.

Installation will be performed on the:

    – Local computer Mac or PC

    – Dedicated or VPS server

    – MongoDB Atlas – Cloud MongoDB Software as a Service

You will also install graphical interfaces for MongoDB management:

    – Robo 3T (previously Robomongo)

    – MongoDB Compass

2. Learn how to work in MongoDB Shell.  We will discuss and explore JavaScript Engine that is used in MongoDB. 

3. Study primary MongoDB data types  – Strings, Numbers, Arrays, Objects, Dates etc. We will talk about JSON and BSON data types and discuss difference between them.

4. Perform all sorts of CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete) Operations. 

5. Study in-depth MongoDB queries and query language. Different query operators such as $or, $and, $lt, $gt, $type, $in will be deeply covered.

6. MongoDB Aggregation framework

7. MongoDB Indexes and Utilities

Join the course now to get complete knowledge about MongoDB. Gain valuable skills required for the proper MongoDB administration.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Lets get connected! Join the Learning Community

Lecture 2: LECTURE – Course Navigation

Lecture 3: LECTURE – Course Structure and Practice Tasks Overview

Lecture 4: PRACTICE – WINDOWS ONLY – Install cmder

Chapter 2: Introduction to MongoDB

Lecture 1: LECTURE – Introduction Module Overview

Lecture 2: LECTURE – Document Database Overview

Lecture 3: LECTURE – Understanding JSON

Lecture 4: LECTURE – BSON

Lecture 5: LECTURE – Conversion between JSON and BSON

Lecture 6: LECTURE – Extended JSON Modes

Lecture 7: LECTURE – MongoDB Structure

Lecture 8: LECTURE – MongoDB Architecture

Lecture 9: LECTURE – MongoDB Remote Management

Lecture 10: LECTURE – MongoDB Introduction Summary

Lecture 11: SLIDES – Introduction to MongoDB

Chapter 3: MongoDB Installation Options

Lecture 1: LECTURE – Installation Introduction

Lecture 2: LECTURE – Installation options

Lecture 3: SLIDES – Installation Options

Chapter 4: Installing MongoDB on the local computer (Mac or Windows)

Lecture 1: PRACTICE – Installing on the Mac

Lecture 2: PRACTICE – Launch MongoDB as a service on the Mac

Lecture 3: PRACTICE – Installing on Windows

Chapter 5: Installing MongoDB on the Dedicated or VPS server

Lecture 1: LECTURE – Hosting Services Overview

Lecture 2: PRACTICE – Launch Amazon EC2 server

Lecture 3: PRACTICE – Installing MongoDB on the Ubuntu Server

Lecture 4: PRACTICE – Configure MongoDB network access

Lecture 5: PRACTICE – Allow external access to the server

Lecture 6: PRACTICE – Create MongoDB Admin user

Lecture 7: PRACTICE – Connecting to MongoDB

Chapter 6: Using MongoDB as a Service (Cloud MongoDB)

Lecture 1: LECTURE – Introduction to MongoDB Cloud

Lecture 2: PRACTICE – Create MongoDB Atlas Cluster

Lecture 3: PRACTICE – Verify connection to the Cloud MongoDB Replica Set

Chapter 7: Installing GUI Tools for MongoDB Management

Lecture 1: LECTURE – GUI tools Overview

Lecture 2: PRACTICE – Install and Configure MongoDB Compass

Lecture 3: PRACTICE – Install and Configure Robo 3T (Robomongo)

Lecture 4: PRACTICE – Change Font size in Robo 3T

Chapter 8: Introduction to the MongoDB Shell

Lecture 1: LECTURE – Introduction to the MongoDB Shell

Lecture 2: LECTURE – Setup Overview

Lecture 3: LECTURE – MongoDB Shell JavaScript Engine

Lecture 4: PRACTICE – Exploring MongoDB Server and Shell versions

Lecture 5: PRACTICE – Getting help in the MongoDB shell

Lecture 6: LECTURE – MongoDB Shell JavaScript Syntax

Lecture 7: LECTURE – Arguments in the MongoDB Method

Lecture 8: LECTURE – MongoDB Shell Module Summary

Lecture 9: SLIDES – MongoDB Shell

Chapter 9: Primary MongoDB Data Types

Lecture 1: LECTURE – Introduction to the MongoDB Types

Lecture 2: LECTURE – Most Common MongoDB BSON Types

Lecture 3: LECTURE – Types Syntax in Shell Mode

Lecture 4: LECTURE – BSON Type Identifiers

Lecture 5: LECTURE – _id

Lecture 6: LECTURE – ObjectId

Lecture 7: LECTURE – Date and ISODate

Lecture 8: LECTURE – Convert dates to ISODate Format

Lecture 9: LECTURE – Storing proper Number Types in BSON

Lecture 10: LECTURE – MongoDB Data Types Module Summary

Lecture 11: SLIDES – MongoDB Data Types

Chapter 10: Basic Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) Operations

Lecture 1: LECTURE – Introduction to the CRUD Module

Lecture 2: LECTURE – Introduction to the CRUD Operations

Lecture 3: PRACTICE – Exploring Databases and Collections

Lecture 4: PRACTICE – Create and Delete Databases and Collections

Lecture 5: CHALLENGE – Create and delete databases and collections

Lecture 6: LECTURE – Insert Methods Overview

Lecture 7: PRACTICE – insert()

Lecture 8: PRACTICE – insertOne()

Lecture 9: PRACTICE – insertMany()

Lecture 10: PRACTICE – Insert Document with different Value Types

Lecture 11: CHALLENGE – Insert Document with different Value Types

Lecture 12: LECTURE – Duplicate _id Error

Lecture 13: LECTURE – Reading Documents Overview

Lecture 14: LECTURE – Cursor

Lecture 15: LECTURE – How Cursor works in find()

Lecture 16: PRACTICE – Generating Sample Set of Documents

Lecture 17: PRACTICE – Iterate Cursor in MongoDB Shell

Lecture 18: PRACTICE -Difference between Batch Size and Iterator Size

Lecture 19: PRACTICE – Change MondoDB Shell Iterator size

Lecture 20: PRACTICE – batchSize()

Lecture 21: PRACTICE – Cursor iteration using next() and hasNext()

Lecture 22: PRACTICE – forEach() and toArray()

Lecture 23: PRACTICE – count(), limit(), skip() and sort()

Lecture 24: PRACTICE – Chaining sort(), limit() and skip()

Lecture 25: CHALLENGE – Chaining sort(), limit() and skip()

Lecture 26: CHALLENGE – forEach() cursor iteration

Lecture 27: PRACTICE – findOne()

Lecture 28: LECTURE – CRUD Operations Module Summary

Lecture 29: SLIDES – CRUD Operations

Chapter 11: MongoDB Queries

Instructors

Bogdan Stashchuk | Software Engineer, MBA, PhD
Just keep learning – stashchuk

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4 stars: 717 votes

5 stars: 1099 votes

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