Introduction to Serverless Functions in MongoDB Stitch
Serverless and Functions as a Service are relatively new development paradigms that are gaining in popularity. Let's take a quick look at what MongoDB Stitch offers in this space. Functions in Stitch...
View ArticleWorking with MongoDB Stitch Through the mongo Shell – MongoDB Wire Protocol...
The Stitch SDK is the best way to access MongoDB Stitch from your frontend application code – however, you may want to access Stitch from your existing tools (e.g. the `mongo` shell) or backend code –...
View ArticleIngesting and Visualizing API Data with Stitch and Charts
Introduction We are living in a world full of APIs - one where any data about your devices, your community and even yourself is just an HTTP call away. But while the data returned from APIs can be...
View ArticleCapture IOT Data With MongoDB Stitch in 5 Minutes
Capturing IOT data is a complex task for 2 main reasons: We have to deal with a huge amount of data so we need a rock solid architecture. While keeping a bulletproof security level. First, let’s have a...
View ArticleMeet Guillermo Ulises Lo Coco - MongoDB University’s 1 Millionth Registrant
MongoDB University passed over 1 million registrants. Meet our 1 Millionth registrant Guillermo Ulises Lo Coco from Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain who signed up for the MongoDB University courses...
View ArticleMake Data-driven Decisions using MongoDB and Looker
Today we are announcing a partnership and integration with Looker, a leader in modern, user-friendly business intelligence solutions. Like most BI tools, Looker works well with relational data, so the...
View ArticleConnecting MongoDB Stitch to Google Places
One of the services that make available a wealth of data via API, is Google Places. Imagine we want to provide users of our application with information about a business with whom we partner....
View ArticleExciting New Security Features in MongoDB 4.0
We would like in this blog post to highlight two of the most important security enhancements delivered in MongoDB version 4.0: SHA-256 support and TLS improvements. The General Availability of 4.0 was...
View ArticleWorking with MongoDB Stitch Through Existing Drivers – Python & PyMongo
You can now access MongoDB Stitch (and Atlas behind it) using any of the existing MongoDB Drivers – this post shows how to do it using the PyMongo Python Driver.
View ArticleData Enrichment with MongoDB Stitch
Objectives Here is what we are going to achieve in this tutorial: Firstly, we are going to write a document to MongoDB using MongoDB Stitch. The result in our MongoDB collection will look like this:...
View ArticleMongoDB On The Road - Node+JS Interactive
October 10-12, 2018 brought 1,000 developers to Vancouver, BC, Canada for the Node+JS Interactive 2018 conference. Put on by The Linux Foundation, the conference provided talks for two days followed...
View ArticleMongoDB now released under the Server Side Public License
MongoDB has created a new software license called the Server Side Public License, or SSPL. The SSPL clarifies the conditions for making MongoDB publicly available as a service, to ensure we can...
View ArticleWorking with MongoDB Transactions with C# and the .NET Framework
MongoDB .NET Drivers versions 2.7 and above support MongoDB Transactions. While MongoDB has always had transactional consistency at the document level, broader cross collection transactional support is...
View ArticleMongoDB Atlas: Connector for Apache Spark now Officially Certified for Azure...
We are happy to announce that the MongoDB Connector for Apache Spark is now officially certified for Microsoft Azure Databricks. Databricks, founded by the original creators of Apache Spark, provides...
View ArticleEvery database on the planet is a time-series database
If you can store an integer and a value you have a time-series data store. Every database on the planet can support a time-series workload so what sets MongoDB apart? A flexible document model,...
View ArticleAttending PyGotham 2018
John Yu, Software Engineer at MongoDB shares his experience attending PyGotham in October of 2018
View ArticleHow to Integrate Azure Functions with MongoDB
MongoDB Atlas, the database as a service provided by the creators of MongoDB, is available on all the major cloud providers including Microsoft Azure. In this tutorial, I’ll cover the integration of...
View ArticleUsing AWS Rekognition to Analyse and Tag Uploaded Images Using Stitch
Computers can now look at a video or image and know what’s going on and, sometimes, who’s in it. Amazon Web Service Rekognition gives your applications the eyes it needs to label visual content. In the...
View ArticlePyMongo Monday - Episode 3 - Update
This is part 4 of PyMongo Monday. Previously we have covered: EP1 - Setting up your MongoDB Environment EP2 - Create - the C in CRUD EP2 - Read - the R in CRUD We are now into Update, the U in CRUD....
View ArticleMitigating the "fat-finger delete" with Queryable Backups
When a user accidentally deletes data sometimes the only way to retrieve that data is through a full database restore. In MongoDB Ops Manager and MongoDB Atlas, it is easy to make a client connection...
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