
In this lesson, you will have information about Detailed Course Objectives, the Course Description based on the Objectives, Course Target Audience, Prerequisites for taking up this course, detailed Course Schedule and Practice Environment used in the course to do the activities.
In this lesson, you will learn to Install and set up MongoDB, Further, you will see how to work on commands.
In this practice, you will learn how to install and set up MongoDB, further you will see the working of some commands
In this lesson, you will learn to interact with the MongoDB server to perform certain operations like entering new data into the application, updating data into the application, deleting data from the application, and reading the data of the application.
In this practice, you will learn some basic but essential operations that will help you to easily interact with the MongoDB server, and these operations are known as CRUD operations.
In this lesson, you'll learn how to retrieve certain fields from the collection and gain a better understanding of how separate documents are logically connected to one another.
In this practice, you will gain knowledge of Projection and how to implement it then you will understand several relational models used by MongoDB
In this lesson, you will gain knowledge on aggregation and its types, then you will explore stages of the aggregation pipeline.
Further, you will explore map-reduce, single-purpose aggregation, and how to use these aggregations.
In this practice, you will learn some basic but essential operations i.e., aggregation. Using this, a large number of documents in a collection will be processed.
In this lesson, you will go through the MongoDB atlas, which has been designed with strong security defaults. Further, you will gain knowledge on security and the measures that are implemented to provide security.
In this practice, you will learn some basic but essential features i.e., Security. Use Security to avoid data loss in the event of a disaster and to keep it away from hostile actors.
In this lesson, you will go through Studio 3T, which expands MongoDB’s accessibility even further with SQL Migration, enabling users to import and export SQL tables, together with their relationships, to and from MongoDB. Further, you will gain knowledge on migrating the data from SQL to MongoDB and the steps to implement it.
In this practice, you will learn some basic but essential features i.e., Migration. allows you to import numerous SQL tables or custom datasets to a single MongoDB collection.
In this lesson, you will go through Backup and Restore commands in MongoDB and you will understand how to implement these commands to avoid the loss of data.
In this practice, you will learn some basic but essential features of the database i.e., Backup and Restore. allows you to prevent the data from loss or corruption by taking the backup of the database and restore the data.
MongoDB is an open-source document-oriented database that is meant to store enormous amounts of data while also allowing you to work with that data efficiently. It is classified as a NoSQL (Not Only SQL) database since data in MongoDB is not stored and retrieved in the form of tables. This type of database is suitable for hierarchical data storage. In this course, you will set up an environment to execute MongoDB commands i.e., MongoDB compass, mongo Shell and also create a MongoDB Atlas workspace. Once the environment is configured, you will learn the features of MongoDB. Further, you will get to know the differences between MySQL and MongoDB and also explore CRUD operations performed in MongoDB i.e., insert, update, read, and delete operations. You will learn the different types of relations used in MongoDB which are one-to-one or one-to-many, and also define the aggregation in MongoDB along with its types. Defining the Security features in MongoDB to avoid data loss in the event of a disaster. Further, you will go through Studio 3T and its installation steps, which expands MongoDB’s accessibility even further with SQL Migration and migration steps from SQL to MongoDB. MongoDB provides some backup and restore methods in order to prevent the data from loss or corruption by taking the backup of the database and restoring the data.