MongoDB: Learn Administration and Security in MongoDB

Name: MongoDB: Learn Administration and Security in MongoDB
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Complete guide for sharding, administration and security in MongoDB

Created byInsculpt Technologies

Last updated 4/2017

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What you'll learn

Understand Sharding , Mechanisms and Types
Explore the components of a sharded cluster
Learn about the architecture of a sharded cluster
Implement sharding practically
Learn about Administration in mongodb
Understand sharding Mechanics
Concept of Shard keys

Course content

5 sections • 26 lectures • 1h 2m total length

Introduction to the Course1:48
Explore MongoDB administration and security, including sharded cluster architecture, monitoring, sizing of databases and collections, journaling, backups, copying data files to new locations, and authentication and authorization.

1.1 What is Sharding1:46
In this Video we'll learn what is Sharding feature in MongoDB.
1.2 Why Sharding1:21
This lecture is about Why we use Sharding.
1.3 Purpose of Sharding1:57
This video is about the purpose of Sharding.
1.4 Sharded Cluster Architectures3:45
This lecture is about Sharded Cluster Architecture.
1.5 Components of Sharded Cluster1:41
This lecture is about Components of Sharded Cluster.
1.6 Understanding Components1:40
This video is about understanding components.

2.1 Shard Keys4:04
This video is about Shard keys.
2.2 Impacts of Shard keys on Cluster Operations1:30
In this lecture we'll discuss about Impacts of Shard keys on Cluster Operations.
2.3 Sharded Cluster High Availability2:54
This lecture is about Sharded Cluster High Availability.
2.4 Maintaining a Balanced Data Distribution3:41
This video is about Maintaining a Balanced Data Distribution.
2.5 Sharding Mechanics3:26
This lecture is about Sharding Mechanics.

3.1 Seeing what your application is doing3:37
See what your application is doing by inspecting current operations, identify slow queries, and stop problematic operations with db.currentOp and db.killOp to prevent phantom operations.
3.2 System Profiler3:52
Use the system profiler to identify slow operations and record them in the system profiler collection, with profiling off by default and enabled briefly to avoid performance impact.
3.3 Calculating Sizes4:16
Calculate sizes of documents, collections, and databases to provision disk and ram. Use object size for a document, findOne on a collection, and db.stats for database size, noting index effects.
3.4 Durability1:14
Configure durability in MongoDB to ensure committed operations survive permanently, using journaling and memory settings to protect data integrity after crashes and hard shutdowns.
3.5 Journaling4:04
Explore mongodb journaling, which writes changes to a disk journal for crash recovery, with default flush every 100 ms, and learn how to enable or disable it.
3.6 What Mongo DB does not guarantee1:07
MongoDB cannot guarantee data during hardware failures or file system bugs; protection depends on the underlying system. Use the validate command to check a collection for corruption and see results.
3.7 Monitoring strategies for MongoDB1:16
In this Video we'll discuss different Monitoring strategies for Monitoring MongoDB cluster.
3.8 MongoDB Utilities4:32
In this Video we'll discuss different MongoDB Utilities.
3.9 Commands for monitoring MongoDB2:56
3.10 Third Party Tools1:01
Discover how third party monitoring tools support MongoDB directly or via plugins. Compare self-hosted options like Ganglia and Munin with hosted management services that offer monitoring, backup, and automated deployment.
3.11 Making Backups0:36
Learn why regular backups protect MongoDB from failures, how restores from clean backups work, and the system impact of reading data into memory during backup.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of database is required.
Prior knowledge of mongodb would be an added advantage
Basics of SQL will be helpul But if don't know then we'll provide links where you can refer

Description

MongoDB is the next-generation database that lets you do things you could never do before. This course on MongoDB Administration and Security provide specific step-by-step instructions for performing common MongoDB setup, maintenance, security and configuration operations.

In this course on MongoDB Administration and Security, we'll cover these topics:

MongoDB Sharding Mechanism

Types of Sharding

MongoDB Administration tools

Configuration and Backup in MongoDB

MongoDB monitoring Tools

Issues of Security in MongoDB

This course takes you through the basics and then dives deep into all aspects of managing MongoDB. This course also covers how MongoDB scales out using sharding mechanism.

Who this course is for:

Students who wish to begin with mongodb administration can go for this course
professionals who want to secure their data residing in mongodb can also go for this course

MongoDB: Learn Administration and Security in MongoDB

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Course content

Introduction to the Course1 lecture • 2min

MODULE 1: Introduction to Sharding6 lectures • 12min

MODULE 2: Sharding Mechanics and Types of Sharding5 lectures • 16min

MODULE 3: Administration11 lectures • 29min

Module 4-Security3 lectures • 5min

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