In this video, I will show you different options to have MongoDB running as a Docker container. You can use these setups in any operating system (Windows, Mac or Linux). The goal is to have a flexible dev environment to work with different requirements. I will also show you some admin tools you can use to improve your productivity with MongoDB.
MongoDB is a powerful and flexible NoSQL database that allows you to store, retrieve, and analyze vast amounts of data with ease, providing scalability, high availability, and flexible data modeling for modern applications.
Docker is a container solution that every developer must have, at least, a basic notion about how to use it. A Docker container is a executable unit of software that contains everything needed to run an application, including the code, its dependencies and configurations. It's consistent and isolated from the host system.
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► Key Moments:
0:04 Intro.
0:46 Docker Desktop.
1:16 Containers and images.
2:20 First setup (using docker run).
6:23 Open a container's terminal using Docker Desktop.
6:54 Second setup (adding volumes).
8:05 Third setup (using docker-compose).
9:36 Admin Tools (Mongo-Express, MongoDB Compass and NoSQLBooster).
11:07 Fourth setup (creating a MongoDB replica set / cluster)
12:57 MongoDB Atlas and conclusion.