Create a Data Enabled API in 10 Minutes with MongoDB Realm
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- Опубликовано: 21 янв 2021
- In this screencast, I walk through the process of creating a data-enabled API using MongoDB Realm. This requires that you have a MongoDB Atlas account and that you deploy the sample datasets. These steps are explained in detail in the accompanying blog article at developer.mongodb.com/how-to/...
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I want more MongoDB Realm videos 🔥especially for React Native
Golden, im surprised realm is not covered even on the official MongoDB channel, atleast not as in-depth as this. this should be an official realm helper video. So many folks still get confused with stitch and realm, and a lot of other tutorials are out of date with the recent changes made by mongodb.
Thank you, Michael! I was having some issues to properly set the API through HTTP, and now it's working like a charm. Your content is very clear and instructive.
However it indeed seemed like a bit pointless to use the POST request since you could use GET for that purpose. But of course POST will be useful to add data to Atlas. Cheers!
Awesome short and precise introduction to the topic, thanks Michael!
Extremely helpful to get started with a Mongo API!
This was pretty cool... On this mongo journey, I went from learning from local host connection tutorials, to cloud server tutorials with non-secure connection methods, to finally the api building tutorial... now to find the tutorial on implementing my mongo api in my python project without giving up security >< lol
very clear explanation. Useful even after the most recent updates. Thank you for you r work.
Amazing, i already know how to create restful api, also know how to fetch data, but the most important part is missed that you covered, (how to fetch your own mongodb atlas database. Answer is, by creating realm app). Thank you so much.
Thank you very much, Sir.
I enjoyed watching this a lot thank you!
Amazing explanation thank you!
Thanks a lot. Really informative video.
excellent michael!!!!
Very handy, Thank you.
PLEASE create a lot more of these an even a course on Udemy... much like Strapi did with their product... it's a competitor with MongoDB Realm and Firebase and AWS and the Udemy course is so damn impressive and thorough that it's making me want to switch over to Strapi!!
Can’t agree more with your point. I’m currently in a dilemma to go with either Firebase or Realm + MongoDB Atlas and I can barely find any good videos on MongoDB Realm offerings. Firebase is an incredible package with good community support but I find Firestore lack-lustre when it comes to an offline-first DB support. A course on MongoDB Realm is a much needed thing in 2021.
I absolutely agree :)
Thanks Lynn
Thanks a lot
for this video
Awesome!!!
hy that was great, But why did you create a POST API when you are getting data instead of post?
great thanks
Hey fantastic video! Just wanted to ask one more thing, can we use this while setting up offline feature with realm?
I need guidance on transferring the mysql data to mobile app using realm sync
I was thinking to have mongodb database and some script will push the data into mongodb
And that will be sync into mobile app using realm sync for offline use
Can you please guide on this use case ?
I don't understand. help me please! I want to create api for frontend developer and he needs api to send get request to map data in my db
How can I make e delete or a put/edit function?
how to use/add --on website?/
Hi Michael, what's the easiest way to push images (as a binary blob, i guess) onto a mongo database? Can I do it with Atlas?
Most folks don't actually store images in MongoDB. Rather - you might choose to store images in an object store like S3, for example... and store a reference to the objects. This is primarily because images are typically greater than the maximum size of a single document in MongoDB (16mb). There are client-based solutions to this like MongoDB gridFS - and that will work with MongoDB on-prem as well as Atlas... but I might encourage you to check out the former approach as you don't really buy much by having the entire image stored directly in MongoDB. Hope this helps!
@@mongodbmichael Got it. Looking up s3 buckets now. Thank you!
Can we use this same method if we have made the app using react native.
Check this react native app, might help you in ur context: ruclips.net/video/d2ghcR5na9o/видео.html
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3rd party services have been depreciated, this walkthrough doesn't work anymore
This video is too old to be accessible anymore. All apps with this technology no longer run and a conversion is too costly. Also there is no support from MongoDB.
It seems to me that MonogDB is a tinker database that should not be used for commercial systems at this time. There is a lack of continuity for the use of Realm.
In the long run, one switches back to MySQL. There a certain continuity is given.
This video is out of date... I need to issue an update. MongoDB has great support - I'm not sure why you're saying no support. MongoDB has embraced Realm and has incorporated it into the larger developer data platform for device sync, further rounding out the solution. For more information please visit www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/app-services/