MongoDB Essential Training

Course details

MongoDB is a NoSQL document database with an expressive and intuitive query language. While MongoDB is easy to get started with, there is more to using MongoDB than storing and retrieving JSON documents. In this course, Naomi Pentrel teaches MongoDB essentials, covering CRUD operations, aggregation pipelines, and drivers as well as advanced database features and database administration topics. If you’re looking for the knowledge to run MongoDB effectively in production, how to perform advanced queries, and how to administer databases, join Naomi in this course.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - An introduction to MongoDB
02 - Features of MongoDB

1. Install MongoDB

03 - Self-hosted vs. managed MongoDB
04 - Enterprise vs. Community
05 - Install MongoDB on Mac
06 - Install MongoDB on Windows
07 - Install MongoDB on Linux

2. Set Up Your Database

08 - Mongod
09 - Replica set
10 - Set up a replica set from the command line
11 - Set up a replica set with config files
12 - Import the sample data
13 - Debug

3. Working with MongoDB

14 - The document model
15 - Namespaces, collections, documents
16 - MongoDB Query Language
17 - Indexes
18 - Challenge - Indexes
19 - Solution - Indexes

4. CRUD Operations

20 - insertOne and insertMany
21 - findOne and find
22 - Comparison operators
23 - Logical operators
24 - Sort, skip, limit
25 - updateOne and updateMany
26 - Arrays
27 - Transactions
28 - $expr
29 - Challenge - Create app
30 - Solution - Create app

5. Aggregation Pipelines

31 - An overview of stages
32 - $group
33 - $bucket
34 - $unwind
35 - $merge and $out
36 - $function
37 - $lookup
38 - Performance
39 - Challenge - Write aggregation pipelines
40 - Solution - Write aggregation pipelines

6. Data Modeling

41 - Relational vs. document
42 - Data modeling
43 - Flexible schema
44 - Challenge - Create a data model
45 - Solution - Create a data model

7. Drivers

46 - Drivers
47 - Connecting with Python
48 - Connecting with JavaScript
49 - Connecting with PHP

Conclusion

50 - Advancing with MongoDB