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Mastering MongoDB 7.0 - Fourth Edition

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Product type Book
Published in Jan 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835460474
Pages 434 pages
Edition 4th Edition
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Marko Aleksendrić Marko Aleksendrić
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Arek Borucki Arek Borucki
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Leandro Domingues Leandro Domingues
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Malak Abu Hammad Malak Abu Hammad
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Elie Hannouch Elie Hannouch
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Rajesh Nair Rajesh Nair
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Rachelle Palmer Rachelle Palmer
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Introduction to MongoDB 2. Chapter 2: The MongoDB Architecture 3. Chapter 3: Developer Tools 4. Chapter 4: Connecting to MongoDB 5. Chapter 5: CRUD Operations and Basic Queries 6. Chapter 6: Schema Design and Data Modeling 7. Chapter 7: Advanced Querying in MongoDB 8. Chapter 8: Aggregation 9. Chapter 9: Multi-Document ACID Transactions 10. Chapter 10: Index Optimization 11. Chapter 11: MongoDB Atlas: Powering the Future of Developer Data Platforms 12. Chapter 12: Monitoring and Backup in MongoDB 13. Chapter 13: Introduction to Atlas Search 14. Chapter 14: Integrating Applications with MongoDB 15. Chapter 15: Security 16. Chapter 16: Auditing 17. Chapter 17: Encryption 18. Index 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

Best practices

There are several best practices to help make your work with transactions simpler. This section will give a brief overview of these practices.

Generally, you can avoid multi-document ACID transactions by using rich document models through a careful process of data modeling. The modeling phase can help you avoid using transactions altogether, and in many cases, this is always something to keep in mind. However, if your application requires the use of transactions, they integrate seamlessly into your non-transactional workflow, but should be subject to some particular considerations.

As stated previously, transactions have a default maximum time limit set to 60 seconds. This value can be increased by modifying the transactionLifetimeLimitSeconds server parameter at the mongod level. If you're working with a sharded cluster, this parameter must be set on all shard replica members. After this period has expired, as you've seen in the example, the transaction...

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