Description
This LiveLesson gives first-time MongoDB users what they need to become successful database developers. Caleb Curry starts by clearly defining what MongoDB is and when you should consider it over a relational database. Throughout the course, Curry shows best practices on how to use MongoDB properly and avoid common pitfalls. He covers structured versus unstructured data, setup and getting started, CRUD commands (create, read, update, delete), aggregation, data models, transactions, indexes, security and authentication, administration, storage engines, and more. After finishing this course, users can create and manage a MongoDB database for their own data-driven applications.
Skill Level
Beginning to Intermediate
What You Will Learn
Learn the differences between structured and unstructured data
Understand JSON, nested documents, and references
Deploy a MongoDB cluster in the cloud using MongoDB Atlas
Interface with this database through MongoDB Compass
Execute essential commands through Mongo Shell
Issue commands to MongoDB
Query data using the MongoDB Query Language
Understand data structure, data integrity, and schema validation
Understand when to use references and how this affects data integrity
Contrast key NoSQL databases by understanding what each has to offer
Who Should Take This Course
Database developer
Software developer
Course Requirements
Prerequisites
General SQL skills are helpful, but not required
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