#24 — July 12, 2018 |
Using MongoDB as a Realtime Database with Change Streams — Change streams, available since MongoDB 3.6, allow you to listen for changes in collections in a straightforward, real-time manner. Esteban Herrera (Pusher) |
MongoDB 4.0's Free Cloud Monitoring Support — Did you realize MongoDB 4.0 includes a free cloud-based monitoring service? It’s the easiest way to monitor and visualize the status of your MongoDB deployments. Leo Zheng (MongoDB) |
A Performance Cheat Sheet for MongoDB — A look at how to analyze the workload of your MongoDB production systems, plus a list of important configuration parameters that can help you improve performance. Bart Oles |
MongoDB Atlas Introduces 'Global Clusters' — Global Clusters allows users of the hosted MongoDB service to define sophisticated global data replication and sharding policies. MongoDB |
MongoDB World 2018 A Review and Retrospective — A writeup and review of the recent MongoDB World 2018 event, hosted in New York last month. Ken W. ALger |
Why a Top German Retailer Uses MongoDB Atlas — A top German retailer has migrated to MongoDB Atlas to make it easier to build its microservice-based apps faster. Marissa Chieco (MongoDB, Inc.) |
MongoDB Encryption Key Rotation — Key rotation is required under the PCI data security standard and is a good security practice according to NIST, and luckily it’s possible to do this on MongoDB without creating a new database. Patrick Townsend |
MongoDB and Node.js: How to Begin (and Why) Nilesh Singh |
🗓 Events |
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 |
Building Applications with Blockchain – July 18 (Webinar) — A webinar that will explore how MongoDB Stitch, change streams, graph lookups and other features enable the quick building of blockchain apps. Jane Fine |
Mexico City MongoDB Meetup – July 19 (Mexico City) MongoDB |