As mongoDB Atlas is very expensive when it comes to large size data, it makes sense to store media data like pictures, videos, etc separately on a content server and just store the link to it in the mongoDB documents?
Yes - MongoDB is not necessarily ideal for binary, large objects like pictures and videos. While we can store those, you're correct - you may be better off storing those in S3 or similar and then store the links and metadata in MongoDB.
Hi, mike I was wondering if you knew of a way to connect to MongoDB without having to download something. Similar to how with fire base I can simply import a package and call some functions to upload and download data from the server. I am attempting to upload shortened URL’s via a c++ program. Any guid to the correct direction would’ve appreciated ~
You should definitely see Free Tier available in multiple regions around the globe. Perhaps you come to community.mongodb.com so we can better try to troubleshoot.
michael thanks for this tutorial very helpful can you tell me a hosting where I can host my application with mongo for free as of for now main purpose is learning
@@mongodbmichael Thank you, I have seen people host MongoDB using AWS documentDB instead of doing MongoDB Atlas? Do you happen to know the differences? I have been researching around the only difference I have seen is putting in your credit card?
@@hernancedillo6144 Great! So glad I could help. Don't hesitate reach out with any more q's. Also - we've got a new community forum where folks are asking and answering questions like these... community.mongodb.com - see you there!
Thanks for the video. It is very helpful
Thanks for making this video
As mongoDB Atlas is very expensive when it comes to large size data, it makes sense to store media data like pictures, videos, etc separately on a content server and just store the link to it in the mongoDB documents?
Yes - MongoDB is not necessarily ideal for binary, large objects like pictures and videos. While we can store those, you're correct - you may be better off storing those in S3 or similar and then store the links and metadata in MongoDB.
Hi, mike I was wondering if you knew of a way to connect to MongoDB without having to download something. Similar to how with fire base I can simply import a package and call some functions to upload and download data from the server. I am attempting to upload shortened URL’s via a c++ program. Any guid to the correct direction would’ve appreciated ~
I owe u man 😘😘😘😘😘
I am making a rest api where posts are linked to the mongodb database. How do I achieve this, connecting with mongoose?
Volume is quite soft for me
Im not getting any Free Tier Available titled region servers in either Azure,gcp or aws. What should i do? I followed the exact steps
You should definitely see Free Tier available in multiple regions around the globe. Perhaps you come to community.mongodb.com so we can better try to troubleshoot.
michael thanks for this tutorial very helpful
can you tell me a hosting where I can host my application with mongo for free as of for now main purpose is learning
Why not use mongodb atlas? You can use the static hosting capabilities within atlas to host your application.
That's great is it like similar heroku which provide us subdomain. Any tutorial can you provide please, that would be great thank you.
Greetings, so I am doing a capstone project that requires MongoDB using AWS services. Will this be a great approach without being charged?
Hernan Cedillo you can use Mongodb Atlas - free tier instances do not expire and do not require a credit card.
@@mongodbmichael Thank you, I have seen people host MongoDB using AWS documentDB instead of doing MongoDB Atlas? Do you happen to know the differences? I have been researching around the only difference I have seen is putting in your credit card?
@@hernancedillo6144 Why yes... the differences are significant... check this out: www.mongodb.com/atlas-vs-amazon-documentdb
@@mongodbmichael Sir thank you very much for this information!!! Now im able to proceed to research for proper information!!
@@hernancedillo6144 Great! So glad I could help. Don't hesitate reach out with any more q's. Also - we've got a new community forum where folks are asking and answering questions like these... community.mongodb.com - see you there!