A Survival Guide to MongoDB
summary
Practical guide to operating MongoDB under production load: covers common pitfalls that appear as traffic grows, which aren’t obvious at start, and describes solutions and best practices for surviving scaling issues with MongoDB (NoSQL datastore). The talk draws on real-world operational problems and ready-made fixes and recommendations for running MongoDB in high-load environments.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Startup metaphor and scaling
- 2:56Durability in MongoDB
- 8:01Read throughput and replicas
- 10:07Connection limits and bugs
- 13:26Index scan pitfalls
- 14:55Optimizing document size
- 18:30Index optimization
- 21:06Document deletion
- 24:37Horizontal scaling with sharding
- 27:59Sharding challenges
- 31:41Sharding key selection
- 34:13Balancing cluster load
- 35:17Q&A
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