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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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+ - :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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</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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+ - :doc:`Replication <replication>`
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+ - :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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+ - :doc:`Monitoring </administration/monitoring>`
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+ - :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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