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.
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 […]
We demonstrate how to set up a simple REST service that you can use to communicate between MongoDB and SQL Server.
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.
Database testing is one of the most challenging aspects of database development. Here we look at four types: UAT, regression, integration, and unit testing.
Here’s how we used the publicly-available COVID-19 data on MongoDB Atlas to find trends and calculate statistics like death rate as a percentage of population.
Security in MongoDB starts with ticking the boxes across key categories, which include monitoring, auditing, and authentication.
Help optimize MongoDB queries with this advanced tutorial on how to use the find() method and indexes to spot slow queries.
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