MongoDB Training
MongoDB Training in Bangalore
Dsm Infotech, Bangalore is a leading training institute providing real-time and placement oriented MongoDB Training Courses in Bangalore. Our MongoDB training course includes basic to advanced levels. we have a team of certified trainers who are working professionals with hands on real time MongoDB projects knowledge which will provide you an edge over other training institutes.
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MongoDB Course Syllabus
Intro to MongoDB:
- Concepts
- Scaling
- SQL and Complex Transactions
- Documents Overview
- Installing MongoDB (windows)
- Installing MongoDB (linux)
- JSON
- Dynamic Schema
- Mongoimport
- Cursors Introduction
- Query Language: Basic Concepts
- Query Language: Projection
- Query Language: Advantages of a Dynamic Schema
- Shell: Queries
- Sorting
- Query Language: Cursors
CRUD,ADMIN COMMANDS:
- Insertion
- Update
- save() Command
- Partial Updates & Document Limits
- Removing Documents
- Multi Update
- Upsert
- Wire Protocol
- Bulk() Operations and Methods
- Common Commands
- db.runCommand()
- db.isMaster()
- db.serverStatus()
- db.currentOp() & db.killOp()
- collection.stats() & collection.drop()
- Review of Commands
Storage Engine:
- Introduction
- Storage Engine: WiredTiger
- createIndex(), getIndexes() & dropIndex()
- Collection Scans
- Index Notes
- Unique Indexes
- Sparse Indexes
- TTL Indexes
- Geospatial Indexes
- Text Indexes
- Background Index Creation
- Explain Plans
- Covered Queries
- Read & Write Recap
- currentOp() & killOp()
- The Profiler
- mongostat and mongotop
Replication Overview:
- Asynchronous Replication
- Statement-based vs. Binary Replication
- Replication Concepts
- Automatic Failover
- Recovery
- Starting Replica Sets
- Initiating a Replica
- Replica Set Status
- Replica Set Commands
- Reading & Writing
- Failover
- Read Preference
- Read Preference Options
Reconfiguring a Replica Set:
- Arbiters
- Priority Options
- Hidden Option & Slave Delay
- Voting Options
- Applied Reconfiguration
- Write Concern Principles
- Examining the ‘w’ Parameter
- Write Concern Use Cases & Patterns
- Reexamining the Page View Counter Pattern
- wtimeout & Capacity Planning
- Replica Sets in a Single Datacenter
- Replica Sets in Multiple Datacenters
- Replica Sets and Storage Engine Considerations
Scalability:
- Sharding & Data Distribution
- Replication with Sharding
- Chunks & Operations
- Sharding Processes
- Cluster Topology
- Running on localhost
- The Config Database
- Adding the Initial Shards
- Enable Sharding for a Collection
- Working with a Sharded Cluster
- Cardinality & Monotonic Shard Keys
- Shard Key Selection Example
- Process and Machine Layout
- Bulk Inserts and Pre-splitting
Backup and Restore:
- Overview of Security
- Security continued: Authentication and Authorization
- SSL and Keyfiles
- Security and Clients
- Intra-cluster Security
- Overview of Backing Up
- Mongodump
- Filesystem Snapshotting
- Backing Up a Sharded Cluster
- Backup Strategies
- Additional Features of MongoDB
- GridFS