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Amit Phaltankar is a software developer and a blogger experienced in building lightweight and efficient software components. He specializes in wiring web-based applications and handling large-scale data sets using traditional SQL, NoSQL, and big data technologies. He is experienced in many technology stacks and loves learning and adapting to newer technology trends. Amit is passionate about improving his skill set and loves guiding and grooming his peers and contributing to blogs. He is also an author of MongoDB Fundamentals.
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Juned Ahsan is a software professional with more than 14 years of experience. He has built software products and services for companies and clients such as Cisco, Nuamedia, IBM, Nokia, Telstra, Optus, Pizzahut, AT&T, Hughes, Altran, and others. Juned has a vast experience in building software products and architecting platforms of different sizes from scratch. He loves to help and mentor others and is a top 1% contributor on StackOverflow. He is passionate about cognitive CX, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and NoSQL databases.
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Michael Harrison started his career at the Australian telecommunications leader Telstra. He worked across their networks, big data, and automation teams. He is now a lead software developer and the founding member of Southbank Software, a Melbourne based startup that builds tools for the next generation of database technologies.
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Liviu Nedov is a senior consultant with more than 20 years of experience in database technologies. He has provided professional and consulting services to customers in Australia and Europe. Throughout his career, he has designed and implemented large enterprise projects for customers like Wotif Group, Xstrata Copper/Glencore, and the University of Newcastle and Energy, Queensland. He is currently working at Data Intensity, which is the largest multi-cloud service provider for applications, databases, and business intelligence. In recent years, he is actively involved in MongoDB NoSQL database projects, database migrations, and cloud DBaaS (Database as a Service) projects.
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The Database Client

Before we cover the specifics of the different types of clients of a MongoDB database, let's look at a short introduction to clarify the basics of a database client. A database client is a software application that is designed to do the following:

  • Connect to a MongoDB database server
  • Request information from the database server
  • Modify data by sending MongoDB CRUD requests
  • Send other database commands to the database server

Interaction and compatibility with the MongoDB database server are essential. A difference in compatibility between the client and the server—for example, different versions—could produce unexpected results or generate database or application errors. This is the reason why clients are usually tested and certified for compatibility with a specific version of the MongoDB database.

Let's categorize the MongoDB clients depending on the purpose for which they were created:

  • Basic: This...
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Amit Phaltankar

Amit Phaltankar is a software developer and a blogger experienced in building lightweight and efficient software components. He specializes in wiring web-based applications and handling large-scale data sets using traditional SQL, NoSQL, and big data technologies. He is experienced in many technology stacks and loves learning and adapting to newer technology trends. Amit is passionate about improving his skill set and loves guiding and grooming his peers and contributing to blogs. He is also an author of MongoDB Fundamentals.
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Juned Ahsan

Juned Ahsan is a software professional with more than 14 years of experience. He has built software products and services for companies and clients such as Cisco, Nuamedia, IBM, Nokia, Telstra, Optus, Pizzahut, AT&T, Hughes, Altran, and others. Juned has a vast experience in building software products and architecting platforms of different sizes from scratch. He loves to help and mentor others and is a top 1% contributor on StackOverflow. He is passionate about cognitive CX, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and NoSQL databases.
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Michael Harrison

Michael Harrison started his career at the Australian telecommunications leader Telstra. He worked across their networks, big data, and automation teams. He is now a lead software developer and the founding member of Southbank Software, a Melbourne based startup that builds tools for the next generation of database technologies.
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Liviu Nedov

Liviu Nedov is a senior consultant with more than 20 years of experience in database technologies. He has provided professional and consulting services to customers in Australia and Europe. Throughout his career, he has designed and implemented large enterprise projects for customers like Wotif Group, Xstrata Copper/Glencore, and the University of Newcastle and Energy, Queensland. He is currently working at Data Intensity, which is the largest multi-cloud service provider for applications, databases, and business intelligence. In recent years, he is actively involved in MongoDB NoSQL database projects, database migrations, and cloud DBaaS (Database as a Service) projects.
Read more about Liviu Nedov