Using MongoDB with Java

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01 - 1. Connecting to MongoDB in Java

01 - Using MongoDB Java client libraries.mp4

01:58

02 - Connecting to an Atlas cluster in Java applications.mp4

04:31

03 - Troubleshooting a MongoDB connection in Java applications.mp4

04:27

04 - Connecting to MongoDB in Java review.mp4

01:28

02 - 2. MongoDB CRUD Operations in Java

01 - Working with MongoDB documents in Java.mp4

02:33

02 - Inserting a document in Java applications.mp4

02:35

03 - Querying a MongoDB collection in Java applications.mp4

02:06

04 - Updating documents in Java applications.mp4

02:55

05 - Deleting documents in Java applications.mp4

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06 - Creating MongoDB transactions in Java applications.mp4

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07 - MongoDB CRUD operations in Java review.mp4

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03 - 3. MongoDB Aggregation with Java

01 - Building a MongoDB aggregation pipeline in Java applications.mp4

03:34

02 - Using MongoDB aggregation stages with Java $match and $group.mp4

03 - Using MongoDB aggregation stages with Java $sort and $project.mp4

04 - MongoDB aggregation with Java review.mp4

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MongoDB is a popular document model database for building performant, agile, and scalable applications, and it can be used with other tools and environments. This course introduces you to using Java with MongoDB. Explore MongoDB Java client libraries and how to connect to MongoDB in Java applications. Learn how to perform CRUD operations in Java, including querying a MongoDB collection, updating and deleting documents, creating transactions, and more. Plus, discover how to build and use a MongoDB aggregation pipeline in Java applications.

This course was created by MongoDB. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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