#22 — June 28, 2018 |
MongoDB 4.0 Has Been Released |
This week MongoDB World 2018 has been taking place in New York and it has, indeed, been a big week for the MongoDB world with MongoDB 4.0 becoming generally available. We've rounded up some of the latest news from the event in this week's issue. |
MongoDB 4.0 Now Generally Available — The official landing page for MongoDB 4.0 gives you access to the release keynote, downloads, a white paper, the press release, and more. MongoDB |
A Look Into MongoDB 4.0's Multi-Document ACID Transaction Support — MongoDB 4.0’s headline feature is multi-document ACID transaction support. This post reflects on MongoDB’s support for single document transactions so far and why and where multi-document transactions make sense via a practical example. Mat Keep and Alyson Cabral |
MongoDB Launches Global Clusters to Put Geographic Data Control Within Reach of Anyone — The managed MongoDB-as-a-Service Atlas service now lets users get more granular control over where their data lives using Global Clusters including on other clouds Atlas supports. TechCrunch |
MongoDB Atlas Free Tier Now Available on Google Cloud Platform — “We’re pleased to announce that as of today, MongoDB will offer a free tier of MongoDB Atlas on GCP in three supported regions, strategically located in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.” Kent Smith (Google) |
MongoDB Charts: Quick Visualizations for MongoDB Data — Charts is a new official product from MongoDB, now in beta, that connects to a MongoDB data source and creates charts, graphs, and dashboards. MongoDB, Inc. |
New to MongoDB Atlas: Full CRUD Support in Data Explorer — You can now manipulate data right from within the Atlas UI. Leo Zheng (MongoDB) |
🗓 Events |
AWS Summit New York – July 17 (Javits Center, New York) — Members of the MongoDB team will be in attendance, sharing details on MongoDB Atlas. MongoDB |
What's New in MongoDB 4.0 – July 17 (Webinar) — An introduction to what’s new in 4.0, including multi-document ACID transactions, Atlas multi-region scaling and more. MongoDB |