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.. _`MongoDB User Mailing List`: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/mongodb-user
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For Developers
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If you want to build an application on MongoDB, you'll start by
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picking a :doc:`language and driver <applications/drivers>`. Most of
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the drivers include their own tutorials, but to get the most of any
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driver, you have to understand a few core MongoDB concepts. The wiki's
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:wiki:`developer docs <Developer+Zone>` outlines these topics.
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Of the developer docs, those covering CRUD (create, read, update, and
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delete) are particularly helpful:
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1. :wiki:`Creating documents <Inserting>`
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2. :wiki:`Queries <Querying>`
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3. :wiki:`Updates <Updating>`
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4. :wiki:`Deletes <Removing>`
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As you become familiar with CRUD in MongoDB you will also want to
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learn about :doc:`indexing </indexes>` and :doc:`data aggregation
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</aggregation>` in MongoDB.
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To continue learning about :doc:`application development
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</applications>` with MongoDB skim the :doc:`developer FAQs
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<faq/developers>` and consider the :doc:`use case documentation
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</use-cases>` in addition to the core :doc:`Using MongoDB
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documentation </applications>`. Also consider the following tutorials:
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- :ref:`tutorials-development-patterns`
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- :ref:`tutorials-application-development`
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For Administrators
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If you're administering MongoDB, you'll need to know at least the
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basics of :wiki:`querying <Querying>` MongoDB and :wiki:`using the
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shell <Overview+-+The+MongoDB+Interactive+Shell>`. You can then browse
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the wiki's extensive :wiki:`administration docs <Admin+Zone>` and the
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Manual's :doc:`administration </administration>` section.
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First have a look at :doc:`configuration </administration/configuration>`. Then
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familiarize yourself with MongoDB's clustered deployment options:
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1. :doc:`Replication <replication>`
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2. :doc:`Sharding <sharding>`
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Most deployments consist of a single replica set. Scaling the
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database on existing hardware usually involved sharding. If you
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are deploying MongoDB to production, be sure to familiarize
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yourself with the following topics:
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1. :doc:`Backups </administration/backups>`
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2. :doc:`Monitoring </administration/monitoring>`
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3. :wiki:`Hardware and System Settings <Production+Notes>`
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Also consider the :ref:`Administration Tutorials
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<tutorials-administration>`.
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For Developers
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For Administrators
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MongoDB...
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.. hlist::
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:columns: 2
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- **For Developers**
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If you want to build an application on MongoDB, you'll start by
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picking a :doc:`language and driver <applications/drivers>`. Most
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of the drivers include their own tutorials, but to get the most
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of any driver, you have to understand a few core MongoDB
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concepts. The wiki's :wiki:`developer docs <Developer+Zone>`
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outlines these topics.
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Of the developer docs, those covering CRUD (create, read, update,
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and delete) are particularly helpful:
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#. :wiki:`Creating documents <Inserting>`
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#. :wiki:`Queries <Querying>`
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#. :wiki:`Updates <Updating>`
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#. :wiki:`Deletes <Removing>`
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As you become familiar with CRUD in MongoDB you will also want to
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learn about :doc:`indexing </indexes>` and :doc:`data aggregation
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</aggregation>` in MongoDB.
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To continue learning about :doc:`application development
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</applications>` with MongoDB skim the :doc:`developer FAQs
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<faq/developers>` and consider the :doc:`use case documentation
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</use-cases>`. Also consider the following tutorials:
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- :ref:`tutorials-development-patterns`
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- :ref:`tutorials-application-development`
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- **For Administrators**
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If you're administering MongoDB, you'll need to know at least the
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basics of :wiki:`querying <Querying>` MongoDB and :wiki:`using
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the shell <Overview+-+The+MongoDB+Interactive+Shell>`. You can
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then browse the wiki's extensive :wiki:`administration docs
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<Admin+Zone>` and the Manual's :doc:`administration
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</administration>` section.
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First have a look at :doc:`configuration
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</administration/configuration>`. Then familiarize yourself with
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MongoDB's clustered deployment options:
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1. :doc:`Replication <replication>`
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2. :doc:`Sharding <sharding>`
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Most deployments consist of a single replica set. Scaling the
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database on existing hardware usually involved sharding. If you
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are deploying MongoDB to production, be sure to familiarize
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yourself with the following topics:
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1. :doc:`Backups </administration/backups>`
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2. :doc:`Monitoring </administration/monitoring>`
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3. :wiki:`Hardware and System Settings <Production+Notes>`
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Also consider the :ref:`Administration Tutorials
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<tutorials-administration>`.
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