#mongodb

[cyber-sec]

Exposed MongoDB Servers Hit by $500 Extortion Attacks

Misconfigured MongoDB instances faced automated data extortion, compromising around 1,400 databases with ransom demands of $500 in Bitcoin, exploiting weak authentication and outdated software.

Source: Bleeping Computer Read more: CyberSecBrief

[queueone]

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[devcommunity]

How Much Data Mongodb Can Handle?

MongoDB is designed to handle large volumes of data and can scale horizontally across multiple servers to support very large datasets. The exact amount of data that a MongoDB deployment can handle depends on a number of factors.

[analog-cafe]

Hey friends, I'm building a community commenting system from scratch and would love your input on how it will operate.

Here are some rules I'm playing with:

1. Contributors will be auto-approved. 2. After one approved comment, all subsequent comments will be auto-approved (but I'll suspend offending users). 3. Max 90 comments per post. 4. Post authors can push that to 100. 4. Max 3 comments/user/article. 5. Limit input to 500 chars text-only.

What do you think?

BTW,

Contributors are people who previously submitted an article and have it published, here's who they are: https://www.analog.cafe/about

Also, a note on why I'm building this thing in-house: performance and privacy. 3rd party commenting tools track you across the web. They also slow down website performance. I use privacy-based analytics (Fathom) with no behaviour data ever stored or collected on anyone.

[algoworks]

Most of today's web applications require a database behind it that drives data to the website and gets data from users. Let's explore the best Web Development Databases of 2022.

For more information, visit the page: https://www.algoworks.com/blog/best-database-for-web-development-in-2022/

[yyshenblog]

MongoDB is dope

Welcome, dear reader, to my latest blog post. I come today to bring you great news. After 2 weeks of empty promises and shattered hopes of receiving actual programming content, there has finally been some progress with Ping.

Not very significant progress, mind you. Well, it's significant for me. It took me a whole week to get to this point. But judging from all the coding tutorials I have watched (and failed to learn anything from, except that I suck at following tutorials) everyone else is leagues ahead.

You're probably wondering: "What's this great big thing that Yang has done and that has taken him 3 paragraphs to get to?" Well, I made a MongoDB database. Apparently, MongoDB databases are not called databases-they're called clusters. And each cluster can have multiple databases. And inside these databases are collections and fields. That's a hekking weird system, and also part of the reason it's taken me so long to just make a database. But, Ping now has a database and that's the point.

Things are also looking up. I'm following my 8-hour Node.js tutorial, and learning about Express.js, async functions, POST requests and whatnot. I'm also watching a lot of those videos where people make cool projects with seemingly little effort.

Another piece of good news. I live in Asia, and it is now the Lunar New Year-which means I get a week off schoolwork, and a week for doing epic coding. Hopefully this means that you all will be receiving some juicier content than this soon.

Have a great day!

PS: I absolutely love audience interaction, so if you feel like it don't hesitate to leave a comment. I'm definitely gonna respond to it within a day or two.

[codeonedigest]

Spring Boot Microservice Project with MongoDB Step by Step Tutorial for Beginners with Java Code Example

Hi, a new #video on step by step #tutorial for #springboot #microservices with #mongodb is published on #codeonedigest #youtube channel. Quick guide for spring boot microservices with mongodb. #Springboot #mongodb #microservices #springboot

In this video, we will learn, how to download, install mongodb, how to integrate MongoDB with a Spring Boot Microservice Application and perform different CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations) on the Customer entity. Spring Boot is built on the top of the spring and contains all the features of spring. And is becoming a favorite of developers these days because it’s a…

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[jc-msp-infotech]

MongoDB vs MYSQL

MYSQL and MongoDB difference, find out the main and top 10 differences between MongoDB and MYSQL.

MYSQL follows the Structured query language

MongoDB does not follow the structured query language.

Both are the databases used for modern web application.

For more information click here