Regular Expressions are a powerful way of expressing string patterns for matching. Value Search uses them to allow you to home in on particular strings in the database with precision. Regular Expressions are commonly available with many languages and applications and the syntax and capabilities of them have a common core. We recommend regex101.com as […]
Data masking must be part of the developer’s toolkit when dealing with data. In this article, we cover techniques you can use to protect sensitive data in MongoDB.
Here’s helping you choose the best data masking tools to protect production data, keep your environments fresh, and obfuscate data on demand.
In the past five years, the relational ‘big beasts’ such as SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Informix have mostly added JSON as a data transfer medium. This doesn’t just mean that the relational database will import tables, views, or queries in JSON format, but also that it will, if necessary, accept and shred JSON as […]
Nowadays, any organization is likely to be running their affairs on an estate of databases of mixed parentage. In such a context, what factors need to be considered when adding MongoDB to the mix? A survey of over 18,000 DevOps professionals working with MongoDB (2020, Studio 3T) revealed that 79% of respondents are working with […]
Upgrade your MongoDB toolbelt in 2021 by checking out the best, most actively-developed cross-platform MongoDB GUI tools available.
The MongoDB aggregation pipeline is an incredibly powerful framework and with the right tools building and debugging your pipeline can be made easy.
A roundup of the best MongoDB tutorials and courses – mostly free, some paid – to help you get started.
The recent Meow attacks are yet another reminder that we need to properly secure our databases. Meow-proof your MongoDB (or MongoDB Atlas) instance today by taking these five easy steps.
We look at how MongoDB Atlas pricing is calculated when bundling a cluster with common additional services, and two workarounds you can use to help manage costs.
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