NoSQL
This course has been designed for students of age group 6-18 years to ensure they have a strong foundation of NoSQL database. This course helps children to learn critical principles of NoSQL database through real-life case studies.
Description
This course has been designed for students of age group 6-18 years to ensure they have a strong foundation of NoSQL database. This course helps children to learn critical principles of NoSQL database through real-life case studies. Students are also given a practice on various problems asked in companies like Meta, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google.
Course Highlights
Learn critical principals of NoSQL database through real-life case studies.
Deep insight of unstructured data using MongoDB
Ability to handle scalability and flexibility issues raised by modern applications
Exposure to the problems asked in MAANG Companies Interviews
Course Achievement
Hands on knowledge of NoSQL databases
Learn to decide which type of NoSQL database to be used based on CAP Theorm
Learn all concepts you need to know for building a MongoDB based application
You will learn querying a database, working with nested data
Achievement Certificate on Course Completion
Objective
Differentiate between SQL and NoSQL databases
Spot key features and advantages of NoSQL database over RDBMS
Design MongoDB database from start to finish
Mastering MongoDB based application development
Brief Syllabus
Introduction to NO-SQL Databases
SQL vs No-SQL databases
Key-Value Database Document Database Column-Based Database Graph Database
Cap Theorem
How does MongoDB stores data JSON and BSON
Modifying environment variable Creating a storage directory for MongoDB Starting and stopping MongoDB
MongoDB Data Types
Creating database
Creating a Collection
Create operation
Insert Documents Read operation
Query Documents Update operation
Update Document Delete operation
Delete Documents
Comparison Query Operator Logical Query Operator Regular Expressions in MongoDB Miscellaneous query operators
Data Validation
Components and architecture of Replica sets How replication is performed Read operations
When to use sharding Horizontal Scaling with Shards Shrad and shard keys