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Pre-requisites
There are no prerequisites for attending this MongoDB® course.
Understanding of any mainstream programming language such as Java, basic understanding of database concepts, and knowledge of a text editor such as 'VI editor' will be beneficial.
Chapter 1 Introduction
Ease of UseEasy ScalingTons of Features…Without Sacrificing SpeedLet's Get Started
Chapter 2 Getting Started
Documents Collections Databases Getting and Starting MongoDB Introduction to the MongoDB Shell Data Types Using the MongoDB Shell
Chapter 3 Creating, Updating, and Deleting Documents
o Inserting and Saving Documentso Removing Documentso Updating Documentso Setting a Write Concern
Chapter 4 Querying
Introduction to findQuery CriteriaType-Specific Queries$where QueriesCursorsDatabase CommandsDesigning Your Application
Chapter 5 Indexing
Introduction to Indexing Using explain () and hint () When Not to Index Types of Indexes Index Administration
Chapter 6 Special Index and Collection Types
• Capped Collections• Time-To-Live Indexes• Full-Text Indexes• Geospatial Indexing• Storing Files with GridFS
Chapter 8 Application Design
Normalization versus DE normalizationOptimizations for Data ManipulationPlanning Out Databases and CollectionsManaging ConsistencyMigrating SchemasWhen Not to Use MongoDBReplication
Chapter 9 Setting Up a Replica Set
Introduction to Replication A One-Minute Test Setup Configuring a Replica Set Changing Your Replica Set Configuration How to Design a Set Member Configuration Options
Chapter 11 Connecting to a Replica Set from Your Application
o Client-to-Replica-Set Connection Behavioro Waiting for Replication on Writeso Custom Replication Guaranteeso Sending Reads to Secondaries
Chapter 12 Administration
Starting Members in Standalone ModeReplica Set ConfigurationManipulating Member StateMonitoring ReplicationMaster-SlaveSharding
Chapter 13 Introduction to Sharding
Introduction to ShardingUnderstanding the Components of a ClusterA One-Minute Test Setup
Chapter 14 Configuring Sharding
• When to Shard• Starting the Servers• How MongoDB Tracks Cluster Data• The Balancer
Chapter 15 Choosing a Shard Key
Taking Stock of Your UsagePicturing DistributionsShard Key StrategiesShard Key Rules and GuidelinesControlling Data Distribution
Chapter 16 Sharding Administration
o Seeing the Current Stateo Tracking Network Connectionso Server Administrationo Balancing Datao Application Administration
Chapter 17 Seeing What Your Application Is Doing
Seeing the Current Operations Using the System Profiler Calculating Sizes Using mongo top and mongo stat
Chapter 18 Data Administration
Setting Up AuthenticationCreating and Deleting IndexesPreheating DataCompacting DataMoving CollectionsPreallocating Data Files
Chapter 19 Durability
What Journaling DoesTurning Off JournalingWhat MongoDB Does Not GuaranteeChecking for CorruptionDurability with ReplicationServer Administration
Chapter 20 Starting and Stopping MongoDB
Starting from the Command LineStopping MongoDBSecurityLogging
Chapter 21 Monitoring MongoDB
Monitoring Memory UsageCalculating the Working SetTracking PerformanceMonitoring Replication
Chapter 22 Making Backups
Backing Up a Server Backing Up a Replica Set Backing Up a Sharded Cluster Creating Incremental Backups with
mongooplog
Chapter 23 Deploying MongoDB
Designing the SystemVirtualizationConfiguring System SettingsConfiguring Your NetworkSystem HousekeepingAppendix Installing MongoDBChoosing a VersionWindows InstallPOSIX (Linux, Mac OS X, and Solaris) Install
Chapter 23 Deploying MongoDB
Appendix MongoDB InternalsBSONWire ProtocolData FilesNamespaces and ExtentsMemory-Mapped Storage EngineColophon
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