#23 — July 5, 2018 |
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A Q&A With MongoDB CTO Eliot Horowitz — MongoDB co-founder and CTO, Eliot Horowitz, sat down with Datanami’s Alex Woodie to talk about how the company got to where it is and where it’s going next. Alex Woodie |
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Through the Looking Glass: Analyzing the Interplay Between Memory, Disk, and Read Performance — A thorough look at how database and app performance can be affected by caches and disk performance and what MongoDB internals are involved. Kevin Arhelger |
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MongoDB Stitch Goes GA: The Serverless Platform From MongoDB — MongoDB Stitch accelerates application development with simple, secure access to data and services from the client – getting your apps to market faster while reducing operational costs and effort. MongoDB |
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A Node.js Perspective on MongoDB 4.0: Transactions — MongoDB 4.0 was released last week with the headline feature being multi-document ACID transaction support - here’s a look at how that works from a Node.js perspective. The Code Barbarian |
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run-rs: A Zero Config MongoDB Replica Set Runner — Running run-rs is all you need to start a replica set, run-rs will even install the correct version of MongoDB for you. The Code Barbarian |
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A Crash Course on Serverless APIs with Express and MongoDB Adnan Rahić |
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How MongoDB is the Best Database for Modern Applications Eliot Horowitz |
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The MongoDB Enterprise Operator for Kubernetes and OpenShift — There’s a new Kubernetes operator in beta to support teams building cloud-native apps with Kubernetes and OpenShift. Robert Walters (MongoDB) |
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Why Australia’s Ticketing Giant Ticketek Went 'All In' with MongoDB — “Mongo has effectively become our core system of record. It’s the order’s database. It’s kind of a perfect use case if you think about it, an order is a document.” Derek du Preez (Diginomica) |
🗓 Events |
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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 |
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MongoDB Europe'18 – November 8 (London, UK) — Just announced — a day of technical sessions, tutorials and talks. MongoDB |