This repository contains a comprehensive collection of MongoDB learning materials, organized by topics from basic to advanced. It includes tutorials, examples, and practice files to help you master MongoDB database technology.
The repository is organized into structured sections, each covering specific MongoDB concepts:
- Introduction & Setup (S01-S02): MongoDB basics and installation guides
- CRUD Operations (S03-S06): Create, Read, Update and Delete operations
- Querying (S07-S13): Advanced query techniques and operators
- Cursors & Projection (S14-S17): Working with cursors and data projection
- Update Operations (S18-S25): Various update methods and operators
- Database Management (S26-S31): Database utilities, tools, and indexing
- Aggregation Framework (S32-S34): Data processing and transformation
- Advanced Topics (S36-S37): Map-reduce, Python integration, and more
MongoDB/
├── md_files/ # Markdown documentation files
│ ├── S01_Introduction_To_MongoDB.md
│ ├── S02_Installation_Process.md
│ └── ...
├── txt_files/ # Text notes and examples
├── pdf_files/ # PDF documentation and guides
├── images/ # MongoDB diagrams and images
├── json_files/ # Sample JSON datasets
├── python_files/ # Python integration examples
├── csv_files/ # Sample CSV data files
├── config_files/ # MongoDB configuration examples
└── dump/ # Sample database dumps
- MongoDB 5.0+ installed
- Basic understanding of databases
- Python 3.6+ (for Python integration examples)
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Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/awesome-mongodb.git
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Install MongoDB by following instructions in
S02_Installation_Process.md -
Import sample data:
mongorestore dump/
- For Beginners: Start with the S01 and S02 files, then proceed to basic CRUD operations.
- For Intermediate Users: Focus on sections S07-S19 covering advanced queries and updates.
- For Advanced Users: Explore aggregation framework, indexes, and Python integration in sections S31-S37.
Contributions to improve this learning repository are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request or create an issue for any errors or improvements.
- Fork the repository
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-improvement) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add some amazing improvement') - Push to the branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-improvement) - Open a Pull Request
- MongoDB installation and configuration
- Document model and BSON format
- CRUD operations
- Query operators and regex
- Nested documents and arrays
- Write concerns and atomicity
- Indexing strategies
- Aggregation framework
- Update operators
- MongoDB utilities and GUI tools
- Python integration
- This repository is for educational purposes
- Examples use MongoDB 5.0+ features
- The dump directory contains sample data for practice
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