Is MongoDB Good for Analytics?
Is MongoDB good for analytics? Here we show how to get SQL-level analytics on your NoSQL MongoDB database.
Is MongoDB good for analytics? Here we show how to get SQL-level analytics on your NoSQL MongoDB database.
Many are considering making the switch from SQL to NoSQL solutions like MongoDB. Others need to supplement their SQL infrastructure with an unstructured solution. Here are some things you may want to consider.
In this post, we’ll give a hands-on, end-to-end tutorial on using Knowi to connect to data in MongoDB Atlas and build visualizations from it in minutes, demonstrate how you can blend data on the fly from SQL and NoSQL data sources, and explore its other advanced features like Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Integrated Machine Learning.
An overview of existing visualization tools for performing and visualizing MongoDB analytics, including MongoDB’s own data explorer tools, traditional BI tools, and native solutions like MongoDB Charts and Knowi.
In this post, we’ll provide an overview of MongoDB Atlas, give a tutorial on getting started with the platform, and share our general takeaways from a first-time user perspective.
We have customers performing many different types of analytics from performance monitoring, usage metrics, financial and business performance. These are general tips and traps that our customers mention when starting to do analytics on MongoDB. It’s not an extensive list but a start.
This is a 10 minute, hands-on tutorial of setting up connectivity to MongoDB Atlas and building visualizations from it using Knowi. The end result is a dashboard of restaurants near the NYC area. In a previous post, we reviewed MongoDB Atlas. CONNECTING This assumes that you have an Atlas account setup. If you don’t, go …
The Challenges of MongoDB Analytics with Tableau First off, we are not here to bash Tableau. Tableau is an excellent analytics tool for structured relational data. Our point here is that data has moved beyond well-understood structured data and now includes semi-structured and unstructured data stored in newer NoSQL databases, like MongoDB. Trying to using …
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MONGODB ATLAS REVIEW The big news at MongoDB World 2016 last week was the launch of Atlas, MongoDB’s own Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS). Atlas makes deployment and management of MongoDB easier, with managed hardware provisioning, failure recovery and backups. Atlas is currently available on AWS, with the service soon available within Azure and Google Platform. OUR TAKE …