Which is the Best MongoDB GUI? — 2016 Update

Posted: September 19, 2016

A good UI is an important part of the development experience. The MongoDB Shell works great for administrative actions, but when working with larger amounts of data, the UI becomes fairly important. In 2014, we discussed 4 of the top MongoDB GUIs: MongoVue, MongoHub, RockMongo, and Robomongo. We...

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MongoDB schema design: There Is Always A Schema

Posted: August 30, 2016

MongoDB Schema Design When MongoDB was introduced a few years ago, one of the important features touted was the ability to be "schemaless" - What does this mean for your documents? Read...

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Cassandra vs. MongoDB

Posted: August 9, 2016

Cassandra vs. MongoDB Are you considering Cassandra or MongoDB as the data store for your next project? Would you like to compare the two databases? Cassandra and MongoDB are both "NoSQL" databases, but the reality is that they are very different . They have very different strengths and...

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Configuring alerts on mongodb metrics

Posted: June 13, 2016

We are happy to announce the general availability of our alerts infrastructure. You can now use our alerts console to setup real time alerts on any of the MongoDB metrics. Setting up an alert notification is a simple two step process Read...

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Introduction to Redis Data Structures: Sorted Sets

Posted: June 6, 2016

Sorted Set is some of the most advanced data structures in Redis. Sorted set is essentially a unique collection of ordered Redis Strings that have a numeric score associated with them. Ordering is based on scores and the string lexicographical order (more on this later). The strings must be unique...

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Introduction to Redis Data Structures: Bitmaps

Posted: April 26, 2016

Bitmaps (also called bit arrays, bit vectors etc.) is the data structure that immediately pops in your head when the need is to map boolean information for a huge domain into a compact representation. It is a very popular data structure whenever memory space is at a premium: OS kernels (memory...

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Understanding Mongodb backup options

Posted: April 15, 2016

Backup and restore workflows are extremely important for any production MongoDB cluster. Apart from the actual functionality of backup and restore you also have to consider other non functionals like availabilty of backups, security, recovery time, recovery granularity etc. At a high level you...

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Managing long running operations in MongoDB

Posted: April 2, 2016

MongoDB gives you a number of tools to manage long running operations in the system. It is extremely important to keep track of operations running on your production server at any point of time - in some cases you might have rouge queries or index builds that are killing the performance of your...

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Configuring MongoDB-CR authentication as default on MongoDB 3.x

Posted: March 11, 2016

All users created in MongoDB 3.x are created with SCRAM-SHA1 which breaks backward compatibility with tools that expect MongoDB-CR. There is a laundry list of tools and drivers that have not yet been updated to support SCRAM-SHA1. E.g Robomongo, MongoVUE etc. Read...

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Bring your own SSL certificates

Posted: March 5, 2016

We are happy to announce that you can now bring your own SSL certificates to configure on your mongo clusters. This enables you to have end to end control over the SSL infrastructure of your application setup. Read...

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Which is the Best MongoDB GUI? — 2016 Update

MongoDB schema design: There Is Always A Schema

Cassandra vs. MongoDB

Configuring alerts on mongodb metrics

Introduction to Redis Data Structures: Sorted Sets

Introduction to Redis Data Structures: Bitmaps

Understanding Mongodb backup options

Managing long running operations in MongoDB

Configuring MongoDB-CR authentication as default on MongoDB 3.x

Bring your own SSL certificates

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