MongoDB: Concepts, Installation, and Querying

Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number
Expertise Level

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Overview/Description
MongoDB is an open-source documentation database that is easy to scale and develop. MongoDB can be installed on various operating systems with minimum requirements and provides CRUD operations to read and write documents within collections. This course will discuss the concepts of MongoDB and demonstrate how to install it on Linux and Windows. It will also demonstrate how to create and manage documents as well as how to query them using the find() method and aggregation.

Target Audience
Anyone planning or considering to deploy a Mongo database backend

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
1.9

Lesson Objectives

MongoDB: Concepts, Installation, and Querying

start the course

describe what MongoDB is

describe the key features of MongoDB

describe the data model design

describe the installation options for MongoDB

describe the packages and considerations for installing MongoDB on Linux

install MongoDB on Linux

run MongoDB on Linux

describe how to install MongoDB on Windows

run MongoDB on Windows

connect to a MongoDB database

use the mongo shell

describe CRUD

describe how MongoDB stores data

create and insert documents in MongoDB

update documents in a MongoDB database

remove documents from a MongoDB database

describe how read operations retrieve data

describe how cursors are used

use the find() method to query documents

describe aggregation

use aggregation pipeline operations to transform documents

use map-reduce operations

use single-purpose aggregation operations

install MongoDB and create, manage, and query documents in the database

Course Number:
df_mgdb_a01_it_enus

Expertise Level
Beginner