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{ name: "MongoDB", tags: [ "agile", "scalable", "noSQL", "non-relational", "non-scheme" ], speaker: "Radek Šimko" }
{ name: "MongoDB", tags: [ "agile", - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
{ name: "MongoDB", tags: [ "agile", - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
{ name: "MongoDB", tags: [ "agile", "scalable", "noSQL", "non-relational", "non-scheme" ], speaker: " Radek imko " } ~ $ whoami facebook.com/ radeksimko twitter.com/
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~ $ whoami
facebook.com/radeksimko twitter.com/radeksimko plus.google.com/105226520260545998888 linkedin.com/in/radeksimko foursquare.com/radeksimko last.fm/maarlin
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What do we monitor?
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Few of our recipes
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Why MongoDB?
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So what is MongoDB?
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Document-oriented
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Easy to use API
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Language Drivers
- C
- C++
- Erlang
- Haskell
- Java
- Javascript
- .NET (C# F#, PowerShell, etc)
- Perl
- PHP
- Python
- Ruby
- Scala
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Indexes
- compound
A - B - C = A = A - B
- sparsed
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Replica Sets
RS1 RS2 RS3
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Sharding
RS1-A RS2-A RS3-A RS1-B RS2-B RS3-B
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What cannot Mongo do?
- Fulltext search
- relations (foreign keys, joining tables)
- SQL
- triggers
- authentication (when sharding)
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It's open!
git clone git://github.com/mongodb/mongo.git
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It's under development!
Always use latest STABLE version.
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> db.mongodb_users.find();
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We are looking for talented developers!
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