MongoDB Cloud Essential Training

Course details

Are you a beginner MongoDB user who’s ready to take the next step on your MongoDB journey? As long as you have a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JS, then consider yourself ready to go. In this course, Sani Yusuf provides you with an overview of MongoDB, showing you how to operate within different MongoDB functions to create applications that best serve your needs.

Get the skills you need to set up Mongo Cloud and explore the features of Mongo Realm, the DB as a service from Mongo Cloud. Learn more about the WaZoBia application and the Realm SDK. Discover basic Mongo data operations, including email and password authentication, functions and triggers, and schemas and rules. Find out why many people are excited about MongoDB right now, and let Sani guide you on the next steps of your Mongo journey.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Intro to MongoDB Cloud
02 - What you should know

1. Set Up MongoDB Cloud

03 - Introduction to MongoDB cluster environment
04 - Creating a cluster

2. MongoDB Realm

05 - First Introduction to Realm
06 - Creating a Realm application

3. The WaZoBia Application

07 - Overview of the WaZoBia application
08 - Setting up the WaZoBia application
09 - Working with code sample files

4. The Realm SDK

10 - Installing the Realm SDK
11 - Anonymous authentication

5. Basic MongoDB Data Operations

12 - Creating a database and collection
13 - Working with demo data
14 - Implementing anonymous user authentication
15 - Implementing adding likes and likes count

6. Adding Email and Password Authentication

16 - Enabling email authentication
17 - Implementing email user login
18 - Adding custom user data

7. More MongoDB Data Operations

19 - Overview of Mongo querying features
20 - Adding comments
21 - Implementing comment deletion
22 - Updating comments

8. Functions and Triggers

23 - Understanding functions
24 - Comment moderation using functions
25 - Implement latest login date with triggers

9. Schemas and Rules Roles

26 - Understanding MongoDB schemas
27 - Implementing data schemas

Conclusion

28 - Overview of advanced features
29 - Next steps with MongoDB