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"NoSQL" databases have become the hot topic in the Web 2.0 and Cloud worlds. On a rainy Monday evening in San Francisco, ~150 highly experienced and talented technologists gathered to discus...
Answered by marsee : Jul 12 2011 10:30 AM
Hi Scott
Apparently you're not the only person in Boson looking for a mongoDB group--here's a waiting list in Meetup:
http://mongodb.meetu...s/us/ma/boston/
Here's a complete list of all... full answer >
This excerpt covers some operational aspects of running a cluster. Once you have a cluster up and running, how do you know what’s going on? Below we have some information from the O'Reilly publi...
When you work with a cluster, you lose the ability to examine an entire collection as a single “snapshot in time.” Many people don’t realize the ramifications of this until it hits them in the n...
A database cluster needs to at times grow to meet the needs of its application. The excerpt below from the O'Reilly publication Scaling MongoDB explains what sharding is and how it will help with ...
Below we have an excerpt from the recent O'Reilly publication MongoDB: The Definitive Guide. The following information gives a step by step guide on how to install MongoDB and get it up and runnin...
The excerpt below is from the O'Reilly publication MongoDB: The Definitive Guide. In the following the author speaks to creating an application for news aggregation.
We will be creating a basic n...
The following excerpt is from MongoDB: The Definitive Guide. Below we have a reference of the most common commands used when administering MongoDB.At the time of this writing, MongoDB supports more th...
Answered by dampier : Dec 10 2010 09:41 PM
MongoLab is doing an elegant job of putting a RESTful facade on top of MongoDB.
The API is clean and lightweight, and of course with MongoDB interactive / ad-hoc queries are not a problem.
MongoLab ... full answer >