MongoDB is a popular non-relational database that supports the modeling and manipulation of almost any data structure. Because MongoDB stores data in documents rather than relationally, MongoDB is flexible and well-suited to real-world business situations. Users can access data in any language as long as the data structure is native to that language.
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MongoDB is a popular non-relational database that supports the modeling and manipulation of almost any data structure. Because MongoDB stores data in documents rather than relationally, MongoDB is flexible and well-suited to real-world business situations. Users can access data in any language as long as the data structure is native to that language.
MongoDB is a popular non-relational database that supports the modeling and manipulation of almost any data structure. Because MongoDB stores data in documents rather than relationally, MongoDB is flexible and well-suited to real-world business situations. Users can access data in any language as long as the data structure is native to that language.
In this hands-on guided project, learn the fundamentals of MongoDB. You’ll use create-read-update-delete (CRUD) operations by creating and making changes to documents with MongoDB. By the end of the project, you will have a solid foundation in MongoDB to continue learning more complex database operations.
This lab provides access to a Cloud-based IDE that _ _has all of the required software,__ including MongoDB , preinstalled. All you need is a recent version of a modern web browser to complete this project.
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Learning objectives
- After completing this project, you will be able to:
- Describe the process of setting up the mongodb environment
- Create documents in mongodb with the insert method
- Read documents by listing them, counting them, and matching them to a query
- Update and delete documents in mongodb based on specific criteria
- After completing this project, you will be able to:
- Describe the process of setting up the mongodb environment
- Create documents in mongodb with the insert method
- Read documents by listing them, counting them, and matching them to a query
- Update and delete documents in mongodb based on specific criteria
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MongoDB Environment Setup
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Ensure that MongoDB is installed and ready to use
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Check if MongoDB is installed
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Install MongoDB if not already installed
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Verify MongoDB is installed
MongoDB Data Modeling
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Develop a better understanding of how data is structured in MongoDB
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Document-Oriented Databases
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Study MongoDB data modeling principles
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Design a MongoDB data model
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Implement the data model in MongoDB
CRUD Operations
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Sharpen MongoDB skills with hands-on practice
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CRUD Operations
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Retrieve all documents
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Retrieve a specific document
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Update a document
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Delete a document
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MongoDB Environment Setup
Show steps
Ensure that MongoDB is installed and ready to use
Show steps
- Check if MongoDB is installed
- Install MongoDB if not already installed
- Verify MongoDB is installed
MongoDB Data Modeling
Show steps
Develop a better understanding of how data is structured in MongoDB
Browse courses on
Document-Oriented Databases
Show steps
- Study MongoDB data modeling principles
- Design a MongoDB data model
- Implement the data model in MongoDB
CRUD Operations
Show steps
Sharpen MongoDB skills with hands-on practice
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CRUD Operations
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- Retrieve all documents
- Retrieve a specific document
- Update a document
- Delete a document
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