Resources

Webinar: How MongoDB is Used to Manage Reference Data - May 2014

Managing and distributing reference data globally has always been a challenge for financial institutions. Managing and maintaining database schemas while integrating and replicating that data across geographies is costly and time consuming. MongoDB's native replication capabilities and partitioned architecture make it simple to distribute and synchronize data efficiently across the globe. MongoDB’s dynamic schema dramatically reduces database maintenance for schema migrations – data structure changes can be applied with no down time, and with no impact to existing applications. For example, by migrating its reference data management application to MongoDB, a Tier 1 bank dramatically reduced the license and hardware costs associated with the proprietary relational database it previously ran. About the speaker, Daniel Roberts: Daniel Roberts is a Solutions Architect based in London. Prior to MongoDB Daniel worked at Oracle for 11 years in a number of different positions, including Oracle's middleware technologies and strategy. Prior roles include consulting, product management, business development and more recently as a solution architect for financial services. Daniel has also worked for Novell, ICL and as a freelance contractor. He has a degree in Computer Science from Nottingham Trent University in the UK.

Enterprise Reporting with MongoDB and JasperSoft

Presented by Daniel Roberts, Senior Solutions Architect at MongoDB, at the recent JasperWorld event during the London leg of their current European city tour.### About the Speaker, Daniel Roberts:## Prior to MongoDB Daniel worked at Oracle for 11 years in a number of different positions, including Oracle's middleware technologies and strategy. Prior roles include consulting, product management, business development and more recently as a solution architect for financial services. Daniel has also worked for Novell, ICL and as a freelance contractor. He has a degree in Computer Science from Nottingham Trent University in the UK.

The Future of Data Management

This presentation was delivered at the Open Source Day event in Warsaw, Poland on 13th May 2014### About the speaker: Luca Olivari## Luca Olivari is the Director of Business Development at MongoDB, where he's responsible for building the ecosystem in Europe, The Middle East and Africa. Prior to MongoDB, Luca worked at Oracle, where he led the MySQL Sales Consulting team in EMEA. Before MySQL, he ran the Database and Business Intelligence practice and then coordinated the Business Development and Strategy team for a Systems Integrator. Luca has a BA in Business and Marketing

5 Reasons that made MongoDB the Leading NoSQL Database

For the first time in four decades something new is happening in the database world.## Five years ago a multitude of so called NoSQL databases were born to address the Big Data challenge. Data volumes and often also user volumes have grown a hundred or thousand times larger compared to what we were dealing with just one decade ago. Also the data has evolved to be more complex and more heterogeneous, and it doesn't easily fit into rows and columns anymore. MongoDB is the leading NoSQL database. The hundreds of thousands of MongoDB clusters out there range from startups and their server side JavaScript architectures to bankers and government officials with their Java stacks. In this talk we will explore 5 features that made MongoDB stand out from the NoSQL crowd. About the Speaker, Henrik Ingo:## Henrik Ingo is a MongoDB Solutions Architect based in Helsinki and leads the Telecom Solution Architecture team. Prior to MongoDB he worked as a database performance architect at Nokia, and in various roles in MySQL, Sun Microsystems, MariaDB and Galera.

Webinar: Keeping Your MongoDB Data Safe

A backup and recovery strategy is necessary to protect your mission critical data against the risk of catastrophic failure or human error. In this session, we'll discuss the different strategies to backing up and restoring your MongoDB clusters in case of a disaster scenario. We'll review the benefits and drawbacks of various approaches, including taking filesystem snapshots, using mongodump, or using MongoDB Management Service .

Capacity Planning For Your Growing MongoDB Cluster

Your MongoDB deployment is growing, but are you prepared for that growth? Capacity planning is an essential practice when deploying any database system. You need to understand your usage patterns and determine the appropriate hardware based on your application's needs. Scaling reads and scaling writes will require different types of resources. With the proper tools in place, you can understand your working set, gain visibility into when it's time to add resources or start sharding and avoid performance issues. In this session, you'll learn how to use MongoDB Management Service and other tools to identify patterns and predict growth, ensuring your success with MongoDB.

Webinar: Compliance and Data Protection in the Big Data Age: MongoDB Security Architecture

Data security and privacy are critical concerns in today’s connected world. Data analyzed from new sources such as social media, logs, mobile devices and sensor networks has become as sensitive as traditional transaction data generated by back-office systems. For this reason, big data technologies must evolve to meet the regulatory compliance standards demanded by industry and government. This session provides an overview of MongoDB’s security architecture, including authentication, authorization, auditing and encryption, collectively designed to to defend, detect and control access to valuable online big data.

MongoDB and AWS: Integrations

MongoDB is one of the fastest growing NoSQL workloads on AWS due to its simplicity and scalability, and recent product additions by the AWS team have only improved those traits. In this session, we’ll talk about various AWS offerings and how they fit together with MongoDB -- including CloudFormation, Elastic MapReduce, Route53, Elastic Beanstalk, Elastic Load Balancing, and more -- and how they can be leveraged to enhance your MongoDB experience.

Webinar: How Financial Organizations use MongoDB for Real-time Risk Management & Regulatory Reporting

Real-time risk management coupled with the requirements for regulatory reporting are top of mind for many heads of risk; to meet the demands of new regulation financial organizations must have technology that enables the business to easily calculate and analyze risk across products and channels. In this webinar, we will cover how organizations use MongoDB for: Implementing proactive risk controls Aggregated Risk on Demand, Creating an Adaptive Regulatory Reporting Platform Cost Effective Risk Calculations

Webinar: What's New in MongoDB 2.6

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Run MongoDB with Confidence Using MongoDB Management Service (MMS)

MongoDB Management Service can help you run MongoDB with confidence. MMS provides visibility into the performance of your cluster, alerting when key metrics are out of range and backup and recovery of your mission critical data. This free session will provide you with an overview of MMS, including installation and setup, a walk through of metrics and alerts, as well as a deep dive on how backup works.