Dealing with Slow Queries in MongoDB
When in production, an application should provide a timely response to the user for the purpose of improving user interaction with your application. At times, however, database queries may start to lag hence taking a...
NoSQL Data Streaming with MongoDB & Kafka
Developers describe Kafka as a "Distributed, fault-tolerant, high throughput, pub-sub, messaging system." Kafka is well-known as a partitioned, distributed, and replicated commit log service. It also provides the functionality of a messaging system, but with...
An Overview of MongoDB User Management
Database User Management is a particularly important part of data security, as we must understand who is accessing the database and set the access rights of each user. If a database does not have a...
Tips for Managing MongoDB Remotely
Working remotely due to the Covid-19 pandemic means an increase in the importance of isolated infrastructures; more specifically ones that can only be accessed through an internal network, but in a way that authorized people...
Running MongoDB with Ops Manager
Database administration goes beyond ensuring smooth operations to having historic performance that will offer some baselines for capacity planning, get real-time performance for load spikes, automating a large cluster of nodes and having a backup...
A Guide to Configuring a Load Balancer in a MongoDB Sharded Cluster
For any database, the load balancing of all the requests coming from clients is an important and fundamental mechanism to ensure scalability. A proper load balancing solution spreads all the client requests evenly across all...
How MongoDB Enables Machine Learning
MongoDB is a NoSQL database that supports a wide variety of input dataset sources. It is able to store data in flexible JSON-like documents, meaning fields or metadata can vary from document to document and...
The Battle of the NoSQL Databases – Comparing MongoDB and Oracle NoSQL
Modern IT needs to have a non-relational, dynamic schema (meaning no requirements for Joins Statements Queries) to provide support for Big Data/real-time applications. NoSQL databases were created with the notion of improving data processing performance...
Database Backups 101: What is Point in Time Recovery?
Point-in-Time Recovery (PITR) allows a database administrator to restore or recover a set of data from a backup from a particular time in the past, using a tool or a system. Once PITR starts logging...
How to Restore a Specific Collection in MongoDB Using Logical Backup
Keeping backups of your database is one of the most important tasks in any production environment. It is the process of copying your data to some other place to keep it safe. This can be...
An Overview of Client-Side Field Level Encryption in MongoDB
Data often requires high end security on nearly every level of the data transaction so as to meet security policies, compliance, and government regulations. Organization reputation may be wrecked if there is unauthorized access to...
How to Easy Manage Database Updates and Security Patches
Database security requires careful planning, but it is important to remember that security is not a state, it is a process. Once the database is in place, monitoring, alerting and reporting on changes are an...