Nuri Halperin, Plus N Consulting, Inc.
MongoDB is an open-source, document-oriented, NoSQL database that is fast becoming the default choice for many organizations. Although cunningly easy to run out of the box, MongoDB is a first class database engine, which merits proper care and knowledge to run successfully in a large scale production environment.
Attendees will learn and implement several techniques to make a MongoDB installation run smoothly. These include replica-set, deployment topology, sharding for scale, and performance tuning and insights.
Who should attend:
System administrators, DBA, DevOps and anyone taking on supporting and operating a MongoDB deployment in production.
Take back to work:
- A solid understanding of MongoDB's scale and durability mechanisms.
- How to plan and deploy replica sets and sharded clusters
- How do diagnose and remedy(!) performance issues.
Topics include
- Mongo's durability and scale mechanisms
- Setting up replica sets
- Setting up sharding
- Detecting performance issues
- Addressing performance issues with proper indexing and planning
Nuri Halperin, Plus N Consulting, Inc.
Nuri Halperin helps companies optimize their software investments. His company designs and builds scalable systems, websites, and business applications. He's been turning projects into success stories for a variety clients for over two decades. From founding CTO of Jdate.com to international e-commerce multilingual websites, to social photo sharing—he gets things done.
Nuri is a frequent speaker at tech events, and author of several online courses. His instructional videos can be found on MSDN Channel 9 and at Pluralsight.com. He is a strong supporter of the developer community, helping people expand their knowledge and capabilities.
Nuri was the inaugural recipient of MongoDB's William Zola Outstanding Contributor Award, and is a MongoDB Master.
author = {Nuri Halperin},
title = {Running with {MongoDB}: Build Your Cluster Like a Champ!},
year = {2016},
address = {Boston, MA},
publisher = {USENIX Association},
month = dec
}