Visual Explain shows the stages MongoDB took to execute a query in a flowchart, so you don’t have to decipher the JSON-formatted MongoDB explain() output.
Studio 3T replaces the currentOp command with a Current Operations feature, which you can access by right-clicking on any collection.
Learn how to build aggregation queries that reduce the data in your collections to exactly just what you need.
Learn how to use indexes to speed up both simple and complex queries, which in turn will help you build and develop an effective indexing strategy.
Help optimize MongoDB queries with this advanced tutorial on how to use the find() method and indexes to spot slow queries.
Get a close, real-time look at your MongoDB server status with Studio 3T’s Server Status Charts.
Learn how to create a MongoDB index and modify existing ones using Studio 3T’s Index Manager.
Learn about the profiler and the explain() method: two MongoDB features you can use to investigate and optimize query performance.
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