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MongoDB for Electrophysiology Experiments

Proceedings of the International Conference on Health Informatics, 2014
Many efforts are devoted to provide a unified solution for maintaining data from electrophysiological experiments. Because large data collections of heterogeneous nature are obtained, neuroinformatics databases must be robust and flexible. Current database systems are of two types.
Petr Jezek, Roman Moucek, Jakub Danek
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Tunable consistency in MongoDB

Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment, 2019
Distributed databases offer high availability but can impose high costs on client applications in order to maintain strong consistency at all times. MongoDB is a document oriented database whose replication system provides a variety of consistency levels allowing client applications to select the trade-offs they want to make when it comes to ...
William Schultz   +2 more
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MongoDB's JavaScript fuzzer

Communications of the ACM, 2017
The fuzzer is for those edge cases that your testing did not catch.
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PHP and MongoDB

2013
Through Chapters 1 to 5, you’ve learned how to perform all sorts of actions in the MongoDB shell. For example, you’ve learned how to add, modify, and delete a document. You’ve also learned about the workings of DBRef and GridFS, including how to use them.
David Hows   +3 more
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MongoDB, Couchbase, and CouchDB: A Comparison

2021
With the rapid increase of cloud computing, big data and real time web applications, there is eminent need for databases that can handle and process large volumes of data, with high-performance and great scaling capabilities. Since its beginning this was the main goal for NoSQL databases. In this paper we will touch bases with three of the most popular
Pedro Martins 0003   +4 more
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Checking Causal Consistency of MongoDB

12th Asia-Pacific Symposium on Internetware, 2020
MongoDB is one of the first commercial distributed databases that support causal consistency. Its implementation of causal consistency combines several research ideas for achieving scalability, fault tolerance, and security. Given its inherent complexity, a natural question arises: Has MongoDB correctly implemented causal consistency as it claimed?
Hongrong Ouyang   +2 more
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Tutorial on MongoDB

2017
Organizations of all sizes are using MongoDB. Customers number over 1000 and include the following (mongoDB, 2016): Cisco EA eBay
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Python and MongoDB

2013
Python is one of the easier programming languages to learn and master. It’s an especially great language to start with if you are relatively new to programming. And you’ll pick it up that much more quickly if you’re already quite familiar with programming.
David Hows   +3 more
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Persistence with MongoDB

2015
When you build web applications, persistence of application data is very important. You can define the data model of your Go applications using structs, in which you can program against the structs for working with application data, but you need persistent storage for your application data.
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Improving the Performance of MongoDB with RDMA

2019 IEEE 21st International Conference on High Performance Computing and Communications; IEEE 17th International Conference on Smart City; IEEE 5th International Conference on Data Science and Systems (HPCC/SmartCity/DSS), 2019
MongoDB is a NoSQL database which stores the data in form of key-value pairs. It is an open-source, document database which is being used in many data-center applications (e.g. Google, Facebook, etc.) because of its high performance, high availability and automatic scaling.
Fan Lu   +6 more
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