MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database trusted by over 40 million customers according to the DB engine monthly ranking report. Its database is integrated with a strong partner network and a collaborative developer community for creating supportive environments. Especially the developer adoption has increased in the last few years because of its ease of use […]
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Moving to custom Node.js stack from WordPress creates many challenges. One of them is to custom code the plugins feature such as the Related post plugin. It’s so easy to do that in WordPress, just add a plugin and you are pretty much done. Also Read: Migrating WordPress Content to MongoDB I had to custom
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A URL shortener is a pretty popular application on the Web. URL shortener saves spaces so that one can send it in emails, tweet it on Twitter while still redirecting to the original URL. For example, consider this URL: https://www.amazon.in/Apple-iPhone-XR-64GB-White/dp/B07JGXM9WN/ If we generate the short URL of this, it will be: sleepy-dawn-98666.herokuapp.com/bvVDmIUq It’s simple, compact
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MongoDB is one of the most popular NoSQL databases in the world. The simplicity of the system makes it easy to adapt and maintain. When we use databases such as MongoDB in our web services we tend to ignore the performance part of it. When database scales up to a good volume, it may slow
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WordPress uses MySQL as a primary database to store its content that includes posts, categories, tags, users, media and other meta details. WordPress also has a pretty awesome import/export feature that generates a generic XML file containing the content information. This article is a part of Codeforgeek redesign series. When we chose to decouple WordPress
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MongoDB and ElasticSearch is an amazing pair to develop a NoSQL application with a powerful search. To develop a polyglot database application, we need to perform the data synchronization. In this article, we will learn how to synchronize the data from MongoDB to ElasticSearch on an on-going basis. Polyglot persistence is the concept of using
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MongoDB is an open-source and leading NoSQL database. In this tutorial, we will learn MongoDB basic commands. Introduction MongoDB is very popular NoSQL database. MongoDB stores information in a JSON format but not limited to JSON, you can also store other data formats. Terminologies Here is the common MongoDB terminolgies. Database – Stores collections Collections
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to interact with a MongoDB database using Node.js. What is MongoDB? MongoDB is a NoSQL database. MongoDB stores information in JSON format and it can support different kinds of data types. MongoDB is schemaless, which means we don’t need to pre-define the structure of the data. In this
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Let’s code an API Rate Limiter which will throttle users based on the number of the API requests they are sending to the Server. Introduction: Imagine you are running a service where you have allowed your customers to call the public API’s to do the certain operation in your system but due to obvious reason
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We have covered session management in ExpressJs using a global variable technique which of course will not work in the case of shared server or concurrent execution of HTTP requests which is the most familiar production scenario. Codeforgeek readers requested to provide a solution for this issue and the optimal one is to use external
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