Replication for redundancy and high availability, sharding for horizontal scaling, and other characteristics make MongoDB a popular general-purpose, document-oriented database.
The most recent versions of the MongoDB server can be downloaded as binary archives from mongodb.com or installed using standard packaging techniques.
A robust GUI for searching, aggregating, and visualising your MongoDB data is available from MongoDB and is called MongoDB Compass.
Suitable connections
- MongoDB Community Forums
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Install MongoDB Server
- MongoDB Atlas - hosted MongoDB as a Service
- Client Drivers and Libraries
- Community Supported Drivers
- MongoDB documentation
- MongoDB tutorials
- MongoDB University courses
- MongoDB Developer Hub
- MongoDB YouTube Channel
- MongoDB JIRA - bug tracking for MongoDB server and drivers
- MongoDB Feedback Engine - feature & improvement suggestions for MongoDB products
- MongoDB Cloud Manager - freemium monitoring, automation, and backup
- MongoDB Ops Manager
- Server Side Public License (SSPL) FAQ
- BSON specification
- MongoDB Wikipedia Article
- Presentations
- MongoDB White Papers
Books
- MongoDB: The Definitive Guide, 3rd Edition - updated for MongoDB 4.2 (O'Reilly Media: Dec 2019)
- MongoDB in Action, Second Edition - covers MongoDB 3.0 (Manning: March, 2016)
- MongoDB Cookbook - Second Edition (Packt: Jan, 2016)
- The Definitive Guide to MongoDB: Third Edition (Apress: 2015)
- Practical MongoDB Architecting, Developing, and Administering MongoDB (Apress: 2015)
- MongoDB Applied Design Patterns (O'Reilly: March, 2013)
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