The future of data storage is already here, with MongoDB and Vector Search. 👋 Here’s the breakdown of how it works: 🔍 Store all of your images, documents, and audio in a single database by transforming them into embeddings. 🔍 Each embedding is numerically represented as a vector within a nearest-neighbor data tree. 🔍 Your queries are turned into a vector to match your query to the most similar vectors in the data tree and help you quickly retrieve your data. Say goodbye to traditional search and its limitations. Vector search delivers quick, accurate results with comprehension of your data’s context. 🚀 Learn how MongoDB can help you streamline your vector database setup: https://lnkd.in/gHxRA3-p
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Learn about how the aggregation framework in MongoDB allows you to model simple, and then increasingly complex queries and aggregations against your datasets. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Learn about how the aggregation framework in MongoDB allows you to model simple, and then increasingly complex queries and aggregations against your datasets. We look forward to seeing you there!
Advanced Querying: Beyond the Basics
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🎼 Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So... many chart types to choose from in MongoDB Atlas Charts. Which one hits the right note for your data insights? https://lnkd.in/dmW2TKv8
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What you'll see with MongoDB Time Series Collections: 💡 Reduction in index sizes 💡 Reduction in IO for read operations (leading to performance gains) 💡 Reduction in overall storage size 💡 Efficient for ingesting, querying and expiring time series data Learn how to work with Time Series data in MongoDB by watching this video.
Working with Time Series Data in MongoDB
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Without the right tools, interpreting features in unstructured data can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack. Fortunately, the integration between FiftyOne and MongoDB Atlas enables the processing and analysis of visual data with unparalleled efficiency! Learn more about the integration in this article. https://lnkd.in/gDKHGB9k
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MongoDB Tip of the Day If and When you choose a Sharded solution (horizontal scaling), be sure to take your time and choose a shard key that fits your data, and the way you query it. Keep in mind the shard key(keys) will be used to find the node(s) that contain the data. Considerations for your shard key (compound shard key): 1. It should (but does have to) exist in every document in the collection. 2. It should provide high cardinality 3. Include Geographical field (if appropriate) for shard closest to use. 4. Avoid (if possible) keys that increase or decrease in value.
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Two biggest issues folks have with MongoDB when building or scaling their application are their index strategy and data model. This new course walks through the mental shift needed to make your MongoDB project a success. -Build the data with the application/use in mind (don't create data model and then have the app teams work around it) -Data that is accessed together should be stored together More in the course :)
Data Modeling for MongoDB
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Webinar Wednesday 👨🏫 Intro to MongoDB Wednesday, July 10th 11am ET (multiple times available) What is the big deal about MongoDB... it's a database, right? While true, what really differentiates MongoDB is our developer approach to working with data. We believe that our data model (the document model) is the fastest and most efficient, intuitive and flexible way for developers to work with data and build modern applications. Attend to learn: -Unique advantages of the document data model -How to create your first cluster -Load sample data (e-commerce demo app) -Connect to the database Register today 👇 https://lnkd.in/gd57P4m9
Intro To MongoDB
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This MongoDB webinar on Feb. 7th will show you how the aggregation framework allows you to model simple and then increasingly complex queries and aggregations against your datasets, enabling you to group, join, and run window functions across documents in your collections. Mastering these skills will allow you to achieve far more with MongoDB than merely using it as a data store. If you can’t make it live, you can still register to view the recording afterward.
Advanced Querying: Beyond the Basics
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Have you wondered how to best run MongoDB Atlas from a query & index perspective? "How do I get the most out of the system" is a common question I get. Mark you calendars for Sept 13 11ET for a webinar to go through exactly that. You will learn: 1. How the aggregation framework allows you to model simple and then increasingly complex queries and aggregations against your datasets, allowing you to group, join, and run window functions across documents in your collections. 2. Refresh on indexes, and the things you should consider when indexing your collections. 3. Review some fundamental data modeling patterns, giving you a solid starting point for learning to effectively model data in MongoDB. #government #governmentit #state #stategovernment #localgovernment #smartcities #smartcity #smarttransportation #smarttransport #citizens #healthcare #hospitals #hospital #govtech #edtech #softwaredeveloper #softwareengineer #enterprisearchitecture #programmers #webdeveloper #softwareengineering #softwaredevelopment #technology #software #engineering #cloud #database #developers #webdevelopment #programming
Advanced Querying: Beyond the Basics
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1moHeyy, MongoDB ! I was actually checking if we get a comprehensive documentation for the Project Activity Feed on Atlas. But I couldn't find even the Glossary. Can you please add it to your product documentation? Thank you!