Description
MongoDB is a very popular NoSQL database that is fast and scalable. When scalability and speed are required, this database shines. It is a document database which imposes very little and has drivers for many programming languages. MongoDB is a general purpose, document-based, distributed database built for modern application developers and for the cloud era.
Uplatz provides practical training on MongoDB with focus on real-world scenarios and examples. This MongoDB training course will get you familiar with this unique database and arm you with the essential skills to start using mongo to power your software application. This course will teach you how to get mongo running, manipulate and query data, index for speed, and arm you with the essential skills required to start using Mongo.
As table-based databases struggle to cope with an ever-growing variety of data, this MongoDB training course will show you how its document-oriented nature will allow you to quickly build highly scalable applications. You will gain the skills to develop, administer, secure, and scale MongoDB-based applications, and acquire low-cost, data-driven applications with MongoDB as the back-end database.
This MongoDB course is designed to give delegates experience of installing and using the MongoDB database. It introduces delegates to the concept of a document-oriented database, then shows how to set up MongoDB for use. Delegates use the built-in shell and various APIs to build a database access application and manipulate data. We also investigate optimising queries using indexes and aggregating data with MongoDB functions.
The course ends with some popular interview questions that you will face in a MongoDB database developer/architect/DBA job role.
MongoDB Course Curriculum
Introduction to NoSQL Architecture with MongoDB
What Is MongoDB?
Downloading the required Software
Installation and Configuration
MongoDB Advantages
MongoDB Data Modelling
MongoDB Tools, Collection and Documents
Configuration Files
Touring the File Structure
Securing the Installation
CRUD and the MongoDB Shell
Introduction to CRUD
Introduction to the MongoDB API
Creating a Database, Collection and Documents
Data Modelling and Schema Design
MongoDB Database References
Model Tree Structures
MongoDB Analyzing Queries
MongoDB Atomic Operations
MongoDB Map Reduce
MongoDB Text Search
MongoDB Regular Expression
MongoDB Capped Collections
Data Storage
Working with Datatypes
Collections
Document Datatypes
Creating _id Fields
Querying Data
Databases and Collections
Querying Collections
Working with Operators
Referencing a Database
Querying Dates
Manipulating Data
Inserting Data into Collections
Updates
Deletes
Atomic Operations
Removing Data
Capped Collections
High Performance Options
Creating Indexes
Manipulating Index Behaviour
Index Properties
Specialised Index Types
Replication
Sharding
Aggregation Framework
Aggregating Results
Single Purpose Functions
The Aggregation Pipeline
Date Aggregation Operators
Indexing
Indexing and Aggregation
Indexing, query profiling and the query optimizer
Geospatial Indexes
Index types, Index Properties
MongoDB Advanced Indexing
MongoDB Indexing Limitations
Aggregation Introduction
Replication
Replication Concept
Failover & Recovery
Administration
MongoDB Deployment and Cluster setup
MongoDB GridFS
Trident Spout
Working with Replica Sets
MongoDB Sharding
MongoDB Create Backup
Using an API
Introducing Drivers
Java
PHP
Ruby
Python
MongoDB Course Objectives
Develop highly scalable and cost-efficient applications with MongoDB
Build efficient MongoDB data models for enterprise-scale applications
Enhance performance with indexing and sharding
Manage consistency with write concern and read preference
Process data and compute results with aggregation pipelines and MapReduce
By the end of the MongoDB training, the students will be able to:
Install and setup the MongoDB database
Use the MongoDB shell to access the database
Create, retrieve, update and delete data
Use aggregation queries
Appreciate the APIs used to interface with MongoDB
Understand the document based structure of the database
Use an API to develop applications
Optimise queries with indexes
Document based data modelling
Create document collections
CRUD operations with the Mongo shell
Aggregation pipelines
MongoDB transactions
MongoDB access using programming languages
Create indexes
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