List/Grid Tag Archives: MongoDB

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Polyglot Persistence: EclipseLink with MongoDB and Derby

Polyglot persistence has been in the news since some time now. Kicked off by the famous Fowler post from end 2011 I see more an more nice ideas coming up. Latest one was a company ...
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Modeling Mongo Documents With Mongoose

Without a doubt, one of the quickest ways to build an application that leverages MongoDB is with Node. It’s as if the two platforms were made for each other; the sheer number of Node ...
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MongoDB From the Trenches: Prudent Production Planning

While starting out with MongoDB is super easy, there are few things you should keep in mind as you move from a development environment into a production one. No one wants to get paged ...
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MongoDB in 30 minutes

I have recently been bitten by the NoSQL bug – or as colleague of mine Mark Atwell coined “Burn the Where!” movement. While I have no intention of shunning friendly ...
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Sorting Spring Data MongoDB collections using @OrderBy

This is already third post about tuning and enhancing Spring Data MongoDB capabilities. This time I found that I miss one JPA feature – @OrderBy annotation. @OrderBy specifies the ...
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MongoDB with Java Kickstart

NoSQL databases due to their scalability are becoming increasingly popular. When used appropriately NoSQL databases can offer real benefits. MongoDB is such a highly scalable opensource ...
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MapReduce with MongoDB

MapReduce is a software framework introduced by Google in 2004 to support distributed computing on large data sets on clusters of computers. You can read about MapReduce from ...
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MongoDB performance testing

So, this morning I was hacking around in the mongo shell. I had come up with three different ways to aggregate the data I wanted, but wasn’t sure about which one I should subsequently ...
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Storing hierarchical data in MongoDB

Continuing NoSQL journey with MongoDB, I would like to touch one specific use case which comes up very often: storing hierarchical document relations. MongoDB is awesome document data ...
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MongoDB with Spring Data project

All of us are observing the explosion of NoSql solutions these days. I get used to RDBMS but those are not a solution for all kind of challenges you might have. In my recent experience ...
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