Course content

About MongoDB Admin

Introduction Module Overview

BSON

Conversion between JSON and BSON

Extended JSON Modes

MongoDB Structure

MongoDB Architecture

MongoDB Remote Management

MongoDB Introduction Summary

Installation Introduction

Installation options

Installation Options (slides)

Installing on the Mac

Launch MongoDB as a service on the Mac

Installing on Windows

Hosting Services Overview

Launch Amazon EC2 server

Installing MongoDB on the Ubuntu Server

Configure MongoDB network access

Allow external access to the server

Create MongoDB Admin user

Connecting to MongoDB

Introduction to MongoDB Cloud

Create MongoDB Atlas Cluster

Verify connection to the Cloud MongoDB Replica Set

GUI Tools Overview

Install and Configure MongoDB Compass

Install and Configure Robo 3T (Robomongo)

Change Font Size in Robo 3T

Introduction to the MongoDB Shell

Setup Overview

MongoDB Shell JavaScript Engine

Exploring MongoDB Server and Shell Versions

Getting Help in the MongoDB Shell

MongoDB Shell JavaScript Syntax

Arguments in the MongoDB Method

MongoDB Shell Module Summary

MongoDB Shell (Slides)

Introduction to MongoDB Types

Most Common MongoDB BSON Types

Types Syntax in Shell Mode

BSON Type Identifiers

_id

ObjectId

Date and ISODate

Convert Dates to ISODate Format

Storing Proper Number Types in BSON

MongoDB Data Types Module Summary

MongoDB Data Types (Slides)

Introduction to the CRUD Module

Introduction to the CRUD Operations

Exploring Databases and Collections

Create and Delete Databases and Collections

Create and Delete Databases and Collections (Challenge)

Insert Methods Overview

insert()

insertOne()

insertMany()

Insert Document with Different Value Types

Insert Document with Different Value Types (Challenge)

Duplicate _id Error

Reading Documents Overview

Cursor

How Cursor Works in find()

Generating Sample Set of Documents

Iterate Cursor in MongoDB Shell

Difference between Batch Size and Iterator Size

Change MongoDB Shell Iterator Size

batchSize()

Cursor Iteration Using next() and hasNext()

forEach() and toArray()

count(), limit(), skip() and sort()

Chaining sort(), limit() and skip()

Chaining sort(), limit() and skip (Challenge)

forEach() Cursor Iteration (Challenge)

findOne()

Introduction to MongoDB Queries

Insert Sample Documents

Empty Query

Equality Query

Introduction to Operators

Comparison Operators: $eq, $neq, $lt, $gt

$in and $nin

$and

$or

Embedded Documents

Query Arrays by Specific Value

Array Operators: $all, $size

Query Array of Nested Documents

$elemMatch

$exists and $type

Fields Filtering

$regex

Introduction to Document Updates

Create Sample Documents

Update Methods Syntax

$set

$unset

update() one Document

update() multiple Documents

updateOne()

updateMany()

replaceOne()

Combine multiple update Operators

$rename

$currentDate

Array Update Operators

$push

$addToSet

$pop

$pull

$pullAll

Positional Operator $

Positional Operator $ in Nested Documents

Positional Operator $ with $elemMatch

$inc

Update Module Summary

Updating Documents (Slides)

Introduction to the Delete Operations

Create temp DB, Collection, and Documents

Delete Documents Overview

remove()

deleteOne()

deleteMany()

drop() Collection

dropDatabase()

Delete Operations in Robo 3T

Delete Module Summary

Delete Operations (Slides)

Introduction to the Aggregation Framework

Loading sample documents

aggregate()

Aggregation Stages Overview

Aggregation Expressions

$match

Aggregation Example 1 - $match

$group

Aggregation Example 2 - $group

Aggregation Example 4 - $group by multiple fields

Aggregation Example 5 - $match and $group

Aggregation Example 6 - swap $match and $group

Aggregation Example 7 - $group and $match

$count

Aggregation Example 8 - $count

Different documents count methods

Aggregation Example 9 - $group and $count

$sort

Aggregation Example 10 - $sort

Aggregation Example 11 - $group and $sort

$project

Aggregation Example 12 - $project

Aggregation Example 13 - $project with restructuring

$limit

Aggregation Example 14 - $limit, $match and $group

Arrays $group issue

$unwind

Aggregation Example 15 - $unwind and $project

Aggregation Example 16 - $unwind and $group

Accumulators

Accumulators Syntax

$sum

Aggregation Example 17 - $sum and $group

Aggregation Example 18 - $sum, $unwind and $group

$avg

Aggregation Example 19 - $avg and $group

Unary Operators

$type

Aggregation Example 20 - $type and $project

$out

Aggregation Example 21 - $out

allowDiskUse Option

Aggregation Module Summary

Aggregation Framework (Slides)

Introduction to Indexes

Index Creation Process

B-tree and how index works

Default _id index

getIndexes()

Create new Index

Index Creation Options

Index Example 1 - Create Unique index

Index Example 2 - Create index in background

Index Example 3 - Index with custom name

Query Performance and explain()

Index Example 4 - Query performance with index

Index Example 5 - ExecutionStats with Index

Index Example 6 - Query performance without index

Index Example 7 - ExecutionStats without Index

Index Example 8 - ExecutionStats with RegExp

Indexes deletion

Indexes Summary

Indexes (Slides)

MongoDB Utilities Introduction

mongoexport

mongoexport Example

mongoimport

mongoimport Example

mongodump

mongodump Example

mongorestore

mongorestore Example

mongostat

mongotop

MongoDB Utilities Summary

Utilities (Slides)

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Rajat Sharma is a MongoDB Systems DBA trained at Zeblearnindia. Rajat focuses on system administration, database tuning, data migration, security management, and ensuring the robustness and efficiency of MongoDB database systems.

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Senior MongoDB Administrator

Pooja Mehta is a Senior MongoDB Administrator certified at Zeblearnindia. Pooja specializes in database administration, performance tuning, replication, sharding, and maintaining high availability of MongoDB systems.

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MongoDB Admin Specialist

Nikhil Gupta is a certified MongoDB Admin Specialist trained at Zeblearnindia. Nikhil excels in managing MongoDB databases, optimizing performance, implementing backup and recovery strategies, and ensuring data security.

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MongoDB Performance Analyst

Anjali Patel is a MongoDB Performance Analyst from Zeblearnindia. Anjali specializes in monitoring database performance, identifying and resolving bottlenecks, conducting capacity planning, and implementing performance enhancements.

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MongoDB Database Administrator

Suresh Verma is a MongoDB Database Administrator trained at Zeblearnindia. Suresh focuses on installing and configuring MongoDB, managing database storage, optimizing queries, and ensuring data integrity and consistency.

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