Jumpstart: Your Introduction to MongoDB
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The document is an introduction to MongoDB, a cross-platform and open-source document-oriented NoSQL database. It covers topics including MongoDB's document model, query language, replication, sharding, and deployment considerations for sysadmins and DevOps. The session emphasizes MongoDB's advantages such as dynamic schemas, high availability, and ease of use for various applications.
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name: String,
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- 58. #MDBW17 Real time performance metrics
- 59. #MDBW17 Monitoring and Alerting ● Supports Third-Party integrations ● Webhooks ● Email ● SMS ● PagerDuty ● Slack
- 60. #MDBW17 Live migration tools ● Just provide details on where your data is ● Cutover window provided by tailing oplog live ● Reduced downtime over manual import ● Support directly from MongoDB team
- 61. #MDBW17 DevOps deployment, we're ready for you!
- 63. #MDBW17 AWS, Google Cloud, Azure
- 64. #MDBW17 Atlas free tier, get started now! ● mongodb.com/atlas ● Free three node cluster ● 512 MB Disk ● No credit card ● Easiest way to start
- 65. #MDBW17 What's Next? ● MongoDB University ● YouTube Tutorials ● Ask The Experts ● Advocacy Hub ● Stop by our booth
- 66. #MDBW17 Come see me in back to ask questions!