We’re excited to announce MongoDB.Local SF! Join us on October 12 for a
one-day educational conference to learn best practices for building and
deploying your giant ideas.
With 20+ technical sessions, jumpstarts, and tutorials, you’ll be able to
customize your agenda based on interest and experience level. Our engineers
will cover topics including application architecture, schema design,
microservices, analytics, performance, and more. Check out top sessions, like
Spark and Machine Learning and Implementing Your Full Stack App with MongoDB
Stitch.
Curious about what’s new in MongoDB 3.6? Want to get the details on MongoDB
Stitch? You won’t want to miss the keynote from MongoDB’s CTO &
Co-Founder Eliot Horowitz. You can also get your specific questions answered
by scheduling one-on-one consulting with a MongoDB engineer.
We’ve got your logistics covered, too. Enjoy ... (more)
In a recent 6 part blog series on the MEAN & MERN stacks, I stepped through
how you can build modern applications on a stack of MongoDB, Node.js,
Express, and Angular or React. What if there was a service that took care of
everything apart from the application frontend (Angular, React, or other
technology)? MongoDB Stitch is that service, it's a new backend as a service
(BaaS) for applications using MongoDB.
The purpose of this post is to introduce what MongoDB Stitch is and, most
importantly, demonstrate exactly how you use it – both configuring your app
through the Stitch back... (more)
For students studying computer science in public universities and community
colleges, it can be difficult to land a dream internship. The supposition is
that many organizations are so selective in their qualifications that they
tend to only consider students from top private institutions to bring on as
interns and ultimately hire.
That was Joseph Pena’s initial thought when he first came across a job
posting for the MongoDB Summer Internship Program. Joseph is going into his
senior year at the University of Florida where he is a CS major and a member
of the Association of Comput... (more)
In the blog post, "Programmatic API Management of your MongoDB Atlas Database
Clusters", we introduced how to use curl to launch and edit a MongoDB Atlas
cluster. The concepts in that post helped establish the groundwork for being
able to launch MongoDB Atlas clusters with many of the popular DevOps
automation tools available in the market.
We recommend reading the post linked above as a prerequisite to what we will
cover here — some common use cases with the MongoDB Atlas API.
The GUI versus API
While point-and-click actions in the MongoDB Atlas GUI are easy, they do not
necessa... (more)
With the next AWS Summit just around the corner (literally and figuratively),
we thought we’d recap some of our favorite AWS-related tutorials.
1. Using Kinesis for high-volume data streaming: This post was written in the
run-up to AWS re:Invent last year but it’s still very useful for
understanding how AWS Kinesis allows for efficient data ingestion. In this
post, we walk you through initiating a sensor data stream with Kinesis and
storing that data in a MongoDB Atlas cluster.
2. Building Alexa skills in the Amazon Developer Console: Part of our series
on the modern app stack (M... (more)
MongoDB is a document database with the scalability and flexibility that you want with the querying and indexing that you need. 
Amit Gupta
Tim Ober
Stefano Bellasio
Ben Johnson
Ben McCormack
Colin Ritchie
Vaibhaw Pandey
Slavik Markovich
