#5 — February 28, 2018 |
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The Path to Transactions: A Deep Dive |
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▶ The Path to Transactions - WiredTiger Timestamps — If you want to get really deep into the mechanics behind MongoDB’s forthcoming ACID transaction support, enjoy this explanation from a MongoDB director of engineering whose PhD was all about database transactions. Aly Cabral and Dr. Michael Cahill |
News |
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MongoDB 3.6.3 Released — A minor release containing fixes for things like localhost binding and mongod crashing on a certain type of query. Full changelog here. Thomas Schubert |
Interesting |
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The MongoDB Multi-Document ACID Transactions White Paper — We covered the big MongoDB 4.0 news last week, but if you want everything about the new ACID transaction functionality in one place, grab this white paper from MongoDB. MongoDB, Inc. |
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How MongoDB's Query Planner Works — How does plan selection in MongoDB compare to relational databases? Miguel Angel Nieto |
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Getting MongoDB to Work with Laravel Locally — Not as easy as you might think at first. Dave Martin |
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DevOps Automation with MongoDB Atlas Jay Gordon |
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How Voya.ai uses MongoDB Atlas to Bring a Seamless Customer Experience to the Business Travel Market Peter Zawistowicz |
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▶ MongoDB Quickstart with Python and PyCharm — A look at how Python and MongoDB can work together (using PyCharm as your IDE). Michael Kennedy |
Events |
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NYC MongoDB User Group – March 6 (New York City) — A popular user group is featuring two talks on MongoDB 3.6's change streams feature. |
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Replication in MongoDB – March 14 (Online Webinar) — Interested in learning more about replication? This upcoming session will give an overview of basic replication concepts and how they apply to MongoDB specifically. Matt Javaly |
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Percona Live – April 23-25 (Santa Clara, CA) — An event dedicated to open source database systems generally. |
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MongoDB World'18 – June 26-27 (NYC) — A huge opportunity to learn more about MongoDB and network with fellow developers. Tickets are now available. |