Learn MongoDB 4.x: A guide to understanding MongoDB development and administration for NoSQL developers
by: Doug Bierer
ISBN-10: 1789619386
ISBN-13: 9781789619386
Print Length 页数: 610 pages
Publisher finelybook 出版社: Packt Publishing (11 Sept. 2020)
05 x 3.51 x 23.5 cm
Language 语言: English
Book Description
By finelybook
Design,administer,and deploy high volume and fault-tolerant database applications using MongoDB 4.x
When it comes to managing a heavy volume of unstructured and non-relational datasets,MongoDB is the de-facto database management system for DBAs and data architects. Updated to include all the latest features of MongoDB 4.x,this book covers everything you need to know to build a MongoDB database application.
You’ll start by: understanding MongoDB 4.x basics such as indexes,database design,data modeling,authentication,and relationships and then get to grips performing routine operations involved in developing a dynamic database-driven website. With the help of examples,you’ll become confident working with queries and regular database operations. This MongoDB book will guide you in not only designing and implementing but also monitoring and securing your MongoDB database systems. You’ll learn how to handle complex queries using advanced techniques,such as aggregation,map-reduce,custom aggregations,and reporting,and work with multiple collections and embedded arrays and documents. Additionally,you’ll cover key topics like replication,sharding,and security using practical examples.
By the end of this book,you’ll be able to perform all essential development and administrative tasks in MongoDB 4.x.
What you will learn
Identify the key considerations when upgrading to MongoDB 4.x
Build a database-driven website using MongoDB as the backend
Perform basic database operations and handle complex MongoDB queries
Develop a MongoDB database design for a large corporate customer with complex requirements
Secure the database at the transport level by: establishing role-based access control
Optimize reads and writes directed to a replica set or a sharded cluster
Perform essential MongoDB administration tasks
Maintain your database performance through monitoring
