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A workshop on NoSQL databases such as MongoDb that explores both theory and practice by using MongoDb and Neo4j databases.

NoSQL Workshop

A workshop on NoSQL databases such as MongoDb that explores both theory and practice by using MongoDb and Neo4j databases.

• NoSQL Workshop Gitbook
• Workshop Details
• Database Theory
  • Data Modeling
  • Data Normalization
  • ACID
  • CAP Thereom
  • Eventual Consistency
• NoSQL Databases
  • Types of NoSQL Databases
  • Key-Value Database
  • Column Database
  • Document Database
  • Graph Database
• MongoDB
  • BSON Specification
  • BSON Data Types
  • Mongo Shell
  • Mongo CRUD Operations
  • Mongo CRUD Operations Part II
  • Mongo CRUD Operations Part III
  • Mongo CRUD Concepts
  • MongoDB Aggregation
  • MongoDB Data Models Part I
  • MongoDB Data Models Part II
  • MongoDB Transactions
  • MongoDB Indexes Part I
  • MongoDB Indexes Part II
  • MongoDB Query Performance
  • MongoDB Security
  • MongoDB Change Streams
  • MongoDB Replication
  • MongoDB Sharding
  • MongoDB Administration
  • MongoDB Storage

NoSQL Workshop Gitbook

Here is the gitbook for the NoSQL Workshop

Workshop Details

Preparations:

• Install Docker
• Clone this repo: git clone https://github.com/jbelmont/nosql-workshop.git

Docker Prerequisites

Since Docker leverages the Operating System's virtualization technologies, the install requirements for Docker are specific.

OS X requirements:

• 2010 or newer model with Intel's MMU virtualization
• OS X El Capitan 10.11 or newer

Windows requirements:

• 64-bit Windows
• Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise or Education (not Home, not Windows 7 or 8) to install Hyper-V
• Windows 10 Anniversary Update or better
• Access to your machine's BIOS to turn on virtualization

Install Mongo Docker Image

Please run the following command to pull the official mongo docker image:

docker pull mongo:4.0.5

You can also pull my own docker image which has vim installed:

docker pull jbelmont/nosql-mongo-image-with-scripts:v1

Use the following shell script to get mongo running in your system:

##! /bin/bash

docker run --name mongo-image-4-with-scripts \
  --rm \
  -v ~/mongod_data.4.0.5:/data/db \
  -p 27017:27017 \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  -d jbelmont/nosql-mongo-image-with-scripts:v1

Then you can run the script like this in a Unix Shell:

sh scripts/run-mongo-shell-with-script-files-image.sh

Install the Mongo client

Ubuntu/Debian via apt

sudo apt install mongodb-clients

OSX via Homebrew

brew tap mongodb/brew
brew install mongodb-community@4.0

Windows via chocolatey

choco install mongodb

Get into mongo shell

Once you run the above command you should be able to get into running docker container like this in a shell session:

mongo localhost:27017