.NET Data Community Standup - Introducing the MongoDB provider for EF Core

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In this episode of the .NET Data Community Standup, we talk to the engineers from MongoDB who have just released the first preview of an official EF Core provider. The EF team has collaborated closely with MongoDB on this provider, which now joins the Cosmos provider as flagship document database providers for EF Core. We will demo the provider, talk about what it can and cannot do, and of course answer all your questions!

Chapters:
00:00 Countdown begins
02:38 Welcome to the .NET Data Community Standup
03:08 State of the Unicorn
05:07 Intros
09:57 Demo
01:15:04 Wrap

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Featuring: Arthur Vickers, Shay Rojansky, Damien Guard, James Kovacs, Patrick Gilfether

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why does the intro music actually go hard

path_selector

Awesome. I was waiting for this Ef core mongoDb drivers. Please make more videos on ORM with mongoDb.

ayeshakazi

Nice video!!! I really was wondering how to model a dbcontext of a Entity with various entities on it, since i'm migrating from mysql to mongodb, now I have to add lists to it.

juanvasquezaldana

Nice! I'm a .Net developer and a huge MongoDb fan. MongoDb is my go-to database for all my personal projects ( backend services ) but I've always used the MongoDb C# Driver.

I'm going to re-write one of my services to use the MongoDB Provider for EF Core as it sounds like I'll still have access to the MongoDb C# driver, if need be.

Any other blog posts or source of info that you can suggest on MongoDB Provider for EF Core?

Thanks for sharing!

HomeSlize

I wonder in case this embedded document, like address, can support polymorphism? e.g. application with different data/schema based on the version. I think native mongodb does support it but not sure if EF for mongoDB does? if so how?

jaiderariza

I can't find a solution anywhere: if I add a new property to the model (category in this case), I get the error below because the existing documents do not contain this field. How to deal with this scenario since it will be common to have inconsistent fields in documents in a collection?

KeyNotFoundException: Element 'Category' not found.
name)

RicardoGerbaudo

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