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MongoDB Associate Developer Exam Guide

The document provides an overview of MongoDB, highlighting its use of BSON for data storage and advantages such as NoSQL queries and schema-free migrations. It includes terminology comparisons between RDBMS and NoSQL, as well as basic MongoDB commands for database and collection management. Additionally, it discusses capped collections, which are fixed-size circular collections that delete the oldest documents when limits are reached.

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MongoDB Associate Developer Exam Guide

The document provides an overview of MongoDB, highlighting its use of BSON for data storage and advantages such as NoSQL queries and schema-free migrations. It includes terminology comparisons between RDBMS and NoSQL, as well as basic MongoDB commands for database and collection management. Additionally, it discusses capped collections, which are fixed-size circular collections that delete the oldest documents when limits are reached.

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JSON is stored as BSON (Binary JSON)


JSON -> BSON
Simplicity - simple database
Data replication and reliability - allows users to replicate data on multiple
mirrored servers which ensures data reliabiliyt

Advantages -
- NoSQL queries
- Schema free migrations
- Open Source

MongoDB atlas - cloud based solution

Terminology
RDBMS NoSQL
Database Database
Tables Collection
Rows Documents (json)
Column Field
Table Join Embedded documents
Primary Primary Key supplied by MongoDB itself (ObjectId)

Q - ?
caching, in-memory solutons, faster performance?

mongoBD cmds -
> show dbs (shows all dbs i have)
admin 0.000GB
config 0.000GB
local 0.000GB

> db (what db i making use of right now)


test

> use mymongobatch (create a new db mymongobatch)


switched to db mymongobatch

> [Link]("associate") -- (create a new collection in db)


{ "ok" : 1 }

> show collections


associate

> [Link]();
true

> [Link]();
{ "ok" : 1 }

> [Link]({ "id":singh,"name":"rahul singh","designation":"Solution


Architect"})
WriteResult({ "nInserted" : 1 })

> [Link]({ "id":52134,"name":"Anurag","designation":"Software


Enginerr","team":"FreshDirect"})
> [Link]({}) -- same as insert.

> [Link]([{},{},{}...])

> [Link]()
{ "_id" : ObjectId("61e011b971fc2e80192e7da4"), "id" : singh, "name" : "rahul
singh", "designation" : "Architect" }
{ "_id" : ObjectId("61e0122571fc2e80192e7da5"), "id" : 52134, "name" : "Anurag",
"designation" : "Software Enginerr", "team" : "FreshDirect" }

--ObjectId created by mongodb - unique. u can also define ur own id/use ur id

> [Link]().pretty() (beautified json view)

> [Link]({"name":"rahul singh"}).pretty() -- select * from associate


where name="rahul singh";

> [Link]({"name":"rahul singh"},{"designation":1}).pretty() -- select


designation from associate where name="rahul singh";

> [Link]({"name":"rahul singh"},{"designation":1, _id:0}).pretty() --


hide a column, show remaing
more options - {price " {$lt: 100}}
> [Link]().limit(3) - first 3 records
> [Link]().skip(3) - skips first 3 records
> [Link]().sort({"name":1}) - sorts with name
> [Link]().sort({"name"-1}) - sorts in reverse order of name

> [Link]({"name":"Anurag"},{$set:{name:"Anurag Srivastava"}})

Capped Collections -
- Fixed size circular collections
- will start deleting the oldest documents

> [Link]("logs",{capped:true,size:10000,max:1000})
size - size of collection in bytes
max - max no of documents in collection
if any of the limit is reached, document will be removed in FIFO

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