Introduction to MongoDB - O'Reilly Webcast

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MongoDB -- from "humongous" -- is an open source, non-relational, document-oriented database. The goal of the MongoDB project is to bridge the gap between key-value stores (which are fast and highly scalable) and traditional RDBMS systems (which provide rich queries and deep functionality). This talk will provide an introduction to MongoDB from one of the developers working on the project. The webcast will be accessible to those who are completely new to MongoDB and non-relational databases, but will touch on some of the advanced functionality that makes MongoDB a compelling option for all web developers.

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Mongodb is perfect. I really can't believe how easy it is to do some really cool stuff. Thanks guys...

shiftRightOnce

Great job. Good explanation. And the very beer answering session ever heard :)

umaganesan

Good presentation to learn about MangoDB

aanwer

Thanks I found this very useful and will buy the orielly book.

swtorguidedotcom

This not the first O'Reilly Webcast I've seen that has problems with audio.
Those guy should pay more attention to that issue.

floopy

What is the name of web app used to run that webinar please?

mohammadkhataan

The audio disappear sometimes.. then comes back and jumps forward... strange.
Is it just me?

hasbucket

Good intro to Mongo-DB. While it is a 3 year old preso, the concepts and architecture have not changed much.

RameshElaiyavalli

can you show converting mysql database with relational to mongoDB? I am still confused though previously been asked on the mailing
list on google groups MongoDB and already to understand it but still
confused. I think the video will be more clearlyhow the steps to import
mysql to mongodb. thanks b4

zacksyah

Thanks 4 valuable information regarding mongoDB !!
how i take mogodump?? in ubuntu?

JithinXavier

Notice how a majority of the sentences that he speaks are ... "like this. You know, where everything has a question mark at the end of it. With an upward inflection." This speech pattern is known as High Rising Terminal. This is generally frowned upon for public speaking. Also, the audio is a bit choppy. Otherwise, material is good.

peterarnt

Audio drops are really frustrating. You miss whole paragraphs of the talk.

davidcmoffatt

"The entire text of War of the Worlds is about 200K" -- I'd like to know how you came to know this?

HarrisonHarnisch

I think someone needs to work through all the comments to this video, responding with something along the lines of, "it's a freaking webcast, dude"

joeydendron