MongoDB tutorial for beginners with examples online on overview, Advantages, Environment, Data Modelling, Create Database, Drop Database, Create Collection, Drop Collection, Data Types, Insert Document, Query Document and more.
MongoDB History:
MongoDB is known as a document-oriented database server. In more simple words, we can define it as an open-source database server product that is used for document-oriented storage. A New York-based organization named 10 gen was building a platform as a service similar to Windows Azure, and that’s when they developed MongoDB as a PAAS (Platform As A Service), in 2007 and was later introduced in the market as an open-source database server in 2009, and then the company gained popularity as MongoDB Inc, where the word Mongo is derived from Humongous. It was developed in the C++ programming language. Till now, several versions of MongoDB have been released since its first release.
MongoDB version 1.4:
It was released in 2010 as the first ready production of MongoDB.
MongoDB version 2.4.9:
It was released in 2014 as the most latest and stable version till date.
MongoDB tutorial:
- MongoDB Features
- NoSQL Databases
- MongoDB advantages over RDBMS
- MongoDB Data Types
- Install MongoDB
- MongoDB Shell
- MongoDB Data Modeling
- MongoDB Create Database
- MongoDB Drop Database
- MongoDB Create Collection
- MongoDB Drop collection
- Mongodb insert document
- Mongodb update documents
- Mongodb delete documents
- Mongodb query documents
- Mongodb query limit fields
- Mongodb sort query
- Cassandra vs MongoDB
- CouchDB vs MongoDB
- Redis vs MongoDB
- MongoDB vs DynamoDB Head-to-Head
