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MongoDB
Presented by:
Eya GHARRED, Ines CHEBIL
GTE2.1
Professor:
Takoua ABDELLATIF

2023-2024
Plan.
1. MangoDB 4. Scalability
Supported
2. Data Types
5. Fault Tolerance

3. CAP Theorem 6. Code demonstration


“Humongous”

1
Introduction.
MongoDB is is an open-source database management system
a type of NoSQL database that is used for managing large
volumes of data.

2
MongoDB Developer Tools.

3
Supported Data types.
Processes polymorphic data types:
Structured, Semi-structured, and unstructured data.

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Features.

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Document-oriented model.

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Replication.

The process of creating redundant data to streamline and


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safeguard data availability and durability
Replication.

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Sharding.

improving performance and preventing any single server


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from becoming a bottleneck
Example.

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Use Cases.

Sharding Replication

Scenarios requiring high


Large datasets
availability

Distributing write-intensive
Fault tolerance
workloads

Horizontal scalability in Ensuring data consistency,


scenarios with high data durability Read and
growth scalability 11
Indexing.
Indexes are a special data structure , used to locate any record in a
given document without the requirement of traversing through every
document in a collection.

Types of Indexes 12
Schema-Less.

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Example.

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CAP theorem.

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Availability.
Why can’t MongoDB ensure Availability?
Master-slave architecture.
Master goes down, system takes time to elect a new primary.
Time of the election =UnAvailability .

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Replica Set Elections.

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Scalability.
Simple vertical or horizontal scale up or down as needed.
Auto-scaling for the resources to meet the needs.

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How is Scalability assured?

Horizontal database scaling techniques:


Replication
sharding (Horizontal partitioning).

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Load Balancing.

Database load balancing distributes concurrent client


requests to multiple database servers to reduce the amount
of load on any single server.
Ensures data Consistency 20
Fault Tolerance.

Problem: One or more components within a system fail.


Solution: Backup component ready to take over.
Maintaining continuous availability.
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Fault Tolerance.

Failure in one part of the system


Solution : Partitioning
the others continue to work in
the same manner.

Failure in network , some nodes are down.


Solution: Partitioning of the affected
nodes.
the others will perform as usual. 22
MongoDB Applications.

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Companies using MongoDB.

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In our Case:

Together, MongoDB and Spark provide a robust solution for


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scalable, high-performance big data workflows.
Thank You.

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