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MongoDB is a general-purpose, document-based structured, and distributed database built for modern applications. Why MongoDB? MongoDB is an open-source NoSQL database, although, for enterprise editions, we need to pay for the license. MongoDB uses a document-based scale-out architecture that stores data in a JSON-like format. It has features like sharding, clustering, replication, aggregation, BSON format,…
Sharding is a process of splitting up the large scale of data sets into a chunk of smaller data sets across multiple MongoDB instances in a distributed environment. What is Sharding? MongoDB sharding provides us scalable solution to store a large amount of data among the number of servers rather than storing on a single…
This article talks about the frequently used queries and commands of MongoDB used by developers and DBA in their day to day development and operation life. Quick Intro In this new era of smart technology, data is being generated in high volume and every piece of data is equally important for growing industries. Users are…
In the previous article, we explored some of the popular SQL clients, and here, let’s discuss NoSQL clients for efficient administration and development. Databases are the heart of almost every Internet and enterprise application I can think of. The demands for scale, speed, and fast application development have brought a novel breed of NoSQL databases….
MySQL is the most widely used open-source database engine in Linux and cloud-based platforms. Almost every web hosting service provider offers a basic MySQL instance included in its web hosting plans at no extra cost. The web+database hosting combo is a preferred option for new or low traffic websites since the combo frees the system…
A step-by-step guide to install the latest version of MongoDB Community Edition on CentOS. MongoDB, one of the popular NoSQL database, is available for recently released CentOS 8. Let’s check out how to get it installed. Update – if you are looking for production-ready managed MongoDB then you should check out these hosting platforms. Installing…
If you lived through the early 90s and 2000s, the chances are that you’re already familiar with the LAMP web development stack. Which, in short, stood for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/Python/Perl. Most web projects were being built using the specific stack alone. It was (and still is) accessible, relatively easy to maintain, and had…
One of the most frequently asked questions – what database should I use… SQL stands for Structured Query Language. It was first developed in the 1970s by a team of IBM researchers, NoSQL databases, on the other hand, were first used in 1998 by Carlo Strozzi. The most common difference between these two databases (DB)…
Leverage managed Redis cloud hosting platform for better availability, performance, and security. Redis is an open-source in-memory database used heavily as a cache. It is used everywhere, trusted by more than 7000 organizations, including Microsoft, Vodafone, Mastercard, etc. And not just enterprise applications but it’s being used on WordPress sites too. If you are starting…
For most application developers, the database is an altar of demon gods best left unapproached. But it need not be that way! Other things being equal, the level of comfort a developer has with the underlying database defines their seniority level. Little database and little coding experience = junior developer; little database and good coding…
