MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database written in the C++ programming language. Since the database is document-oriented, it can manage collections of JSON-like documents.
In this set of scenarios we will explore the difference between MongoDB sharding and replication, and explain when each is the most appropriate solution. Both replication and sharding are forms of horizontal scaling to create a high availability (HA) setup.
Installing and Running MongoDB on a Linux Server
Learn how to install and run MongoDB on a Linux server. With this guide you can easily install and use MongoDB on your Linux Servidor Cloud.
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Learn how to install and use MongoDB on Servidor Windows 2016. MongoDB is a popular and powerful NoSQL document database which emphasizes flexibility and scalability, and stores data in JSON documents.
Tutorial: Use MongoDB to Store Comments
MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database which is perfectly suited for a task like storing comments on a high-traffic site where availability and speed are a priority. This step-by-step tutorial will walk through the process of using MongoDB to store and display user-generated comments submitted from a form which does not require a login.