MongoDB 4 for Beginners
(MongoDB) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-172-7
About This Course
Learn MongoDB tools and other concepts with the MongoDB 4 for Beginners course and lab. The lab is cloud-based, device-enabled, and can be easily integrated with an LMS. The MongoDB course and lab cover MongoDB basic and advanced concepts. The course provides knowledge on topics such as MongoDB data structures and shell; developing with program language drivers, MongoDB security, maintaining MongoDB performance, using MongoDB shell, and much more.
Skills You’ll Get
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Interactive Lessons
10+ Interactive Lessons | 80+ Quizzes | 44+ Flashcards | 44+ Glossary of terms
Gamified TestPrep
40+ Pre Assessment Questions | 2+ Full Length Tests | 40+ Post Assessment Questions | 80+ Practice Test Questions
Hands-On Labs
29+ LiveLab | 27+ Video tutorials | 00+ Minutes
Preface
- Who this course is for?
- What this course covers?
- To get the most out of this course
- Conventions used
Introducing MongoDB
- Overview of MongoDB
- Installing MongoDB
- Installing MongoDB on Linux
- Summary
Understanding MongoDB Data Structures
- What is NoSQL?
- Documents, collections, and database
- Data-modeling considerations
- Creating a MongoDB database and collection
- Summary
Using the MongoDB Shell
- Overview
- Performing simple queries
- Database and collection operations
- Creating, updating, or deleting documents
- Creating and running shell scripts
- Summary
Developing with Program Language Drivers
- Overview of the MongoDB PHP driver
- Installing the MongoDB PHP extension
- Performing CRUD operations using PHPLIB
- Other libraries and framework integration
- Summary
Building Complex Queries Using Aggregation
- An overview of aggregation
- Using single-purpose aggregation
- Using the aggregation pipeline
- Using map-reduce
- Using the MongoDB Compass aggregation pipeline builder
- Summary
Maintaining MongoDB Performance
- Indexes
- Simple backup and restore
- Replication
- Sharding
- Summary
Securing MongoDB
- MongoDB security overview
- Transport Layer Security
- Authentication
- Access control
- Summary
Getting from a Web Form to MongoDB
- Building the application
- Configuring transaction support
- Adding security
- Summary
Appendix A: Using Docker
- Using MongoDB with Docker
Introducing MongoDB
- Installing MongoDB on Kali Linux
- Installing MongoDB on Linux
Using the MongoDB Shell
- Creating a Database
- Dropping a Database
- Creating a Collection
- Deleting a Collection
- Creating Multiple Documents
- Deleting a Document
- Running a Direct Command
- Running a Shell Script
Developing with Program Language Drivers
- Searching by Name
Building Complex Queries Using Aggregation
- Using Single-Purpose Aggregation
- Using the Aggregation Pipeline
- Using the $group Stage Accumulators
- Using the $lookup Stage Accumulators
- Using the $match Stage Accumulators
- Using the $anyElementTrue Expression Operator
- Using the $add Expression Operator
- Using map-reduce
Maintaining MongoDB Performance
- Creating Single Field Indexes
- Creating Compound Indexes
- Creating Multi-Key Indexes
- Using mongodump
- Using mongorestore
Securing MongoDB
- Mongo Shell Authentication using SCRAM
- Creating a Role
- Dropping a Role
- Creating a User
- Dropping a User