The rise of the developer data platform
summary
MongoDB traces a path from 2007 document DBs to a 2016 managed service and now a unified developer data platform that combines a distributed core, MongoDB Atlas, integrated search, app-driven analytics, mobile sync and field-level encryption. Atlas supports replica sets, sharding, petabyte-scale clusters and claims 37,000 customers with ~150,000 monthly signups; Verizon uses it for 5G IoT. The platform emphasizes secure-by-default features, queryable encryption, and a 100-person security champions program to keep operations safe while teams move faster.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The vision for modern data
- 1:47Evolution of database needs
- 5:29Innovation and scaling
- 9:20Integrated platform benefits
- 13:32Security as a foundation
- 15:39Tenants of the data platform
- 21:20Panel discussion on platforms
- 32:11Addressing developer challenges
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