NoSQL MongoDB

MongoDB Redis : What are the differences?

Introduction: MongoDB and Redis are both NoSQL databases.In other words they don’t use “traditional” relational database to manage data. Although they have the same label – NoSQL – their storage concepts are very different: MongoDB stores data on disk, whereas(…)

MongoDB Monitoring using Nagios

The question comes frequently: How can I monitor my MongoDB cluster (ReplicaSet or Sharded) in a production environment? To answer this question we need first to get an overview of all potential monitoring solutions, and then compare them one by(…)

MongoDB Installation on Windows

In this blog post, we will show how to install MongoDB on Windows. Download installer First go to the MongoDB download center https://www.mongodb.com/download-center#community. According to your Windows server version, click on the green buton and download the installer (.msi).

Introduction to MongoDB

MongoDB is an open source NoSQL database management system document-oriented. MongoDB allows the manipulation of structured and unstructured data. It is schema-less and can be used to store a large data volume. This blog is explaining the main principle of(…)

MongoDB Days Paris

Tuesday, October 6th 2015, I attended to MongoDB Days France in Paris. The presentation was directly organized by MongoDB (10gen). Several presentations have be done to show how to use and deploy MongoDB in real cases. MongoDB is a(…)