Introduction
Welcome to the world of MongoDB! If you're new to databases and want to learn how to manage them effectively, you're in the...
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Hi all, there are also other MongoDb commands that can be useful
Indexing Commands:
Creating an Index: db.collection.createIndex({ field: 1 })
Viewing Indexes: db.collection.getIndexes()
Dropping an Index: db.collection.dropIndex("index_name")
Aggregation Commands:
Aggregation Pipeline: db.collection.aggregate([pipeline])
Grouping Documents: $group
Filtering Documents: $match
Projecting Fields: $project
Sorting Documents: $sort
Backup and Restore Commands:
Exporting Data: mongoexport
Importing Data: mongoimport
Database Dump: mongodump
Database Restore: mongorestore
Thanks for sharing!!
Tank you! 👏👏
My pleasuee
Here is a useful one:
db.version(). This shows the version of the database server you are connected to.Wow, I wasn't aware of this command. Thank you so much for sharing, Prasad!!
creating DB users is also important when you move to prod DB
True that
Prisma ORM is better I think 🤔
No Doubt it's better, but still many people use MongoDB and it's better to use mongo itself for simpler project and dbs
Thank you!
Thanks you,. I hope you will soon write a tutorial on connecting mongodb + Nodejs
Gonna write that soon,
Thank you so much for the feedback :)
Great to job
Very useful....and existing information....
Thanks Rohit!
Hi Madhu Saini,
Your tips are very useful
Thanks for sharing
Thanks :)
Thanks for that, always good to remember some commands and learn new ones. Great post!
Glad it helped, Thanks for the feedback Lucas
I don't even remember when I last used db commands. I always use mongoose. but nice post though
Hope it refreshed your commands, Thanks Anjan :)
Wow really helpful.
Glad it helped, Thanks for the feedback :)
Thank you
Thanks alot
Useful material, thanks !
Thanks Sandro :)
Thanks for the helpful insights, Madhu. I was planning to use MongoDB for a client, and this was well put together.
Awesome!
Glad it helped, Thanks for the feedback Zack!
All the best for your next project :)