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MongoDB

Stores data in flexible, document-oriented format, supports scalable, highly available deployments.

Made by MongoDB, Inc.

  • document-database

  • NoSQL

  • indexed

  • Database

  • gridfs

  • database-replication

  • sharding

What is MongoDB?

MongoDB is a robust and adaptable document database that empowers developers to build innovative applications. Its flexible document-oriented data model allows fields to vary across documents, enabling seamless adaptation to evolving application requirements. This intuitive design mirrors the objects in application code, simplifying data management and integration MongoDB's powerful querying capabilities, indexing features, and real-time aggregation tools provide developers with versatile ways to access and analyze their data. As a distributed database at its core, MongoDB inherently supports high availability, horizontal scaling, and geographic distribution, making it a resilient and scalable choice for modern applications

Highlights

  • Flexible document-oriented data model that adapts to changing application needs
  • Intuitive mapping between data and application objects for easy integration
  • Powerful querying, indexing, and aggregation capabilities for advanced data analysis
  • Distributed database architecture enabling high availability, scalability, and global reach

Platforms

  • Mac
  • BSD
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Web
  • Online

Languages

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  • Chinese (Simplified)

Features

    • NoSQL database