#31 — September 6, 2018 |
Integrating MongoDB and Amazon Kinesis for Intelligent, Durable Streams — A tutorial looking at the MongoDB Stitch setup needed to both durably store data on MongoDB Atlas while simultaneously pushing it to Amazon Kinesis to perform stream-oriented analytics. Michael Lynn |
Pseudonymization with MongoDB Views — Keeping data anonymous is a key concern when working with the EU’s ‘GDPR’ data protection regulations and psuedonymization is the process of replacing personally identifiable information fields with artificial identifiers. Maxime Beugnet |
A Guide to Building a REST API with Node.js and MongoDB — Uses Passport and JWTs for authentication. Krissanawat Kaewsanmuang |
Triggering an Email From Database Updates with MongoDB Stitch Eliot Horowitz |
How to Use the Official MongoDB Go(lang) Driver — Including using Go 1.11’s module features and performing CRUD-style operations. Wembley G. Leach, Jr. |
Getting Started with MongoDB Enterprise Operator for Kubernetes Shyam Arjarapu |
How to Visualize and Understand Your MongoDB Data Veronika Rovnik |
▶ How Radar Scales Up with MongoDB Atlas — Radar is a location tracking platform for mobile apps that uses MongoDB and AWS behind the scenes. YouTube |
Mongoose 5.2.13 Released — Mongoose is a popular MongoDB object modelling library for Node.js. Automattic |
🗓 Events |
MongoDB.local Chicago – September 12 (Chicago, IL) — A full-day conference covering the fundamentals to advanced techniques of app design and performance management. You’ll hear from the team that builds the database and power users running MongoDB deployments. |
MongoDB.local Austin – September 26 (Austin, TX) — An educational conference covering app design techniques and performance management advice. |
MongoDB.local DC – October 4 (Washington, DC) — Experience a full day of deep-dive technical sessions, one-on-one consulting with MongoDB experts, and learn what’s new in MongoDB 4.0. |