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MongoDB Developer Data Platform Addresses Your Innovation Tax Webinar

To better understand the role of data in enabling software-based innovation, we spoke to 2,000 technology professionals across Asia (Hong Kong, Australia, China, India, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan), and launched the 2022 MongoDB Report on Data and Innovation. Join us in this webinar to learn the importance of innovation, the technical challenges to building new things, and how MongoDB developer data platform helps organizations address these challenges and facilitate their innovation journey. Our developer data platform is architected around simplifying the development experience: Intuitive and flexible document data model Strongly consistent general-purpose database supporting ACID transactions Addressing a broad range of use cases w/o adding complexity Built on a distributed systems architecture designed for resilience & scale Run anywhere from on premise, across multiple clouds, & at the edge Language: Cantonese

Best Practices for Deploying MongoDB Atlas on Google Cloud

Agenda Summary: An intro to MongoDB’s Developer Data Platform, with a focus on Atlas Search An overview of GC Analytics - BigQuery, VertexAI Demo: How to use MongoDB’s Integration with Big Query Q&A - 15 min

The future of E-commerce: Modernisation with MongoDB

Rapidly shifting customer demands have prompted retailers to quickly adapt to new ways of selling goods and services by modernizing their IT estate and becoming increasingly more digital. This trend shows no sign of slowdown and requires retailers to rethink their business models to remain competitive. Its difficult or near impossible to meet modern requirements with legacy e-commerce solutions, and lack of flexibility and scalability delay innovation. Modern ecommerce requires enabling real-time customer engagement, inventory verification and order management, mobile support, omnichannel view of operations, and much more. In this webinar, we covered: The future of e-commerce with emerging trends across the industry, and what they mean for organizations and consumers How moving away from monolithic applications and siloed data structure can dramatically facilitate your modernization efforts How MongoDB’s developer data platform is helping retailers across the globe achieve these objectives We hope you enjoy the webinar, if you would like to learn more, take a look at our MongoDB for Retail page.

Data as a Product, Data Mesh, and MACH applied - (Americas)

To provide the superior and personalized experiences customers demand, and to improve internal systems and processes in support of this goal, a better framework for collecting, managing, and sharing data is needed. Data-as-a-product is a strategic and technical initiative that pushes the ownership of enterprise data away from a centralized data team and into the hands of separate teams or business units. To establish data-as-a-product and lay the groundwork for a better customer experience, companies must craft a data mesh that binds their data sources into a new domain-driven architecture model. Combined with fine-grained governance and access controls, and the integration of data from legacy mainframes and databases, the data mesh becomes a foundational technology necessary to modernize. Choosing the framework on which to build your applications is essential to fully exploit the promise of a data mesh. MACH, which stands for microservices-driven, API-first, cloud-native, and headless, is a set of architectural pillars that allow organizations to modernize their technology stack, while also giving it a firm foundation for future evolution. In this webinar, we cover: The concept of building a data as a service driven organization in the context of the data mesh and MACH principles The evolution of data and why a better framework for collecting, managing, and sharing data is crucial when looking to modernize How the design concepts of MACH are perfectly suited for MongoDB and mesh perfectly with the architectural concept of the data mesh An overview of what the complete MACH and data mesh implementation looks like – including a payment processes example highlighting what enrichment and polymorph data really mean for the solution You’ll hear from Boris Bialek, Managing Director, Industry Solutions and Market Intelligence, MongoDB

MongoDB adds security seasoning to further distinguish core MongoDB from other NoSQL fare

451 Research just released coverage of MongoDB’s newest security features following MongoDB World 2022 — and we’re proud to share their confidence in the security outcomes we’re enabling for our customers. In their in-depth glance at MongoDB’s recently expanded security functionality, 451 Research affirmed that “MongoDB’s approach to build security directly into its platform is commendable, as it removes commercial barriers to secure by default, secure by design system design principles. Positioning MongoDB as a whole to be secure by default, secure by design greatly clarifies the go-to-market message while better appealing to development, infrastructure and security customer stakeholders”. You can read the full write-up here to learn more about the recent moves that MongoDB has made to bake leading security solutions into our innovative developer data platform.

Real-Time Analytics with MongoDB Change Streams Hong Kong

MongoDB & Manufacturing: From Shop Floor to Cloud with MongoDB and Kafka

IT/OT convergence is crucial for manufacturing companies to achieve higher grades of automation, gain deeper insights to optimize processes and produce higher quality products. In this webinar, based upon a small-scale factory model, we will explain how you can use Kafka to collect OT data and store it in MongoDB time series collections using our Kafka Sink connector. Additionally, we will demonstrate how you can use MongoDB Charts to get insights fast, by creating live dashboards on top of the collected data. This session will cover: Why MongoDB Atlas for gathering data from the shop floor. The integration of MongoDB & Kafka for real-time data streaming. The benefits of Atlas Time Series collections. Demo: From MQTT to MongoDB Atlas: Real-time data streaming with Kafka Demo: Shop Floor Data Visualization with Atlas Charts Q&A - 15 mins

MongoDB: Capabilities for Use in a Zero Trust Environment

Zero trust presents a new paradigm for cybersecurity. In a zero trust environment, the perimeter is assumed to have been breached. There are no trusted users, and no user nor device gains trust simply because of its physical or network location. Every user, device, and connection must be continually verified and audited. Because databases contain so much of an organization’s sensitive (and regulated) information, as well as data that may not be sensitive but is critical to keeping the organization running, it’s imperative that your database is ready and able to work in a zero trust environment. This paper will demonstrate MongoDB’s ability to be integrated into a zero trust environment. We’ll also explain some of the security measures that protect our cloud-based database, Atlas, and the rules governing employee access. And for our government customers, MongoDB Atlas for Government is FedRAMP Ready and in-process with HHS as the agency sponsor!

Scalability With MongoDB Atlas

Scalability is the ability of a database to constantly adjust its resources to meet application demands. MongoDB has a full range of vertical, horizontal, and elastic scaling options available, and they are built into MongoDB Atlas, MongoDB’s multi-cloud developer data platform. Scalability With MongoDB Atlas covers these topics: Vertical and horizontal scaling — and which one to choose Scaling proactively vs. reactively How to choose cluster sizing and tier selection Atlas cluster auto-scaling Horizontal scaling with sharding Serverless instances and elastic scaling Scalability is a key requirement of modern, distributed applications and database systems. Make sure your applications are using the best practices for scaling. Scalability With MongoDB Atlas.

The Database and Cloud Market – Trends, Challenges & Opportunities in Austria

What does the cloud landscape in Austria look like and what are the major trends we see in the market? We discuss these and more questions in this interview with Gustavo Loewe, Area Vice President at MongoDB, and Barnabas Poeltl, Senior Enterprise Account Executive at MongoDB. In the conversation, we cover the trends in the world of data in Austria this year and the importance of putting developers first when it comes to modern software development. In this context, we also talk about the process of digital transformation, modernizing legacy systems and reducing the cost of complex IT architectures. Lastly, we touch on the move to the cloud – or going multi-cloud. According to the 2021 Cloud Monitor Study by KPMG, 54% of Austrian enterprise companies use multi-cloud computing, and 44% use multi-cloud strategies to increase redundancy and avoid cloud outages. Apart from this, a multi-cloud strategy allows companies to avoid vendor lock-in. However, there are also common concerns and challenges when moving to the cloud, such as balancing development speed vs. risk, and finding the right way to monitor and manage risks. If you would like to know more about how you can move your data to the cloud with MongoDB Atlas and reduce the cost of your IT infrastructure by moving to a single developer data platform, reach out to us and talk to one of our experts today. In the Interview: Gustavo Loewe, Enterprise Area Vice President, Central and Eastern Europe, MongoDB Zurich, Switzerland Barnabas Poeltl, Senior Enterprise Account Executive, MongoDB Vienna, Austria

Get Started with MongoDB Realm

MongoDB’s Atlas ,developer data platform is the first in the industry that allows companies to move fast and simplify how they build with data for any application. MongoDB application data platform extends the core technology like MongoDB Realm to support additional application data workloads. In this session we will share how Realm enables offline mode for mobile apps with sync automation for Atlas. MongoDB Realm empowers you to build, deploy, and scale mobile apps with ease. Don’t miss the chance to learn why Realm is made for developers and get your mobile apps related questions answered.

A New Era in Core Banking Data

How Temenos and MongoDB Change the Core Banking Landscape Banking solutions were developed a long time ago and usually have a life cycle of decades. Interestingly, it’s not rare to see systems built in the 1980s followed by another wave of core banking systems built in the 1990s. These architectures were optimized under different constraints meaning it is not surprising that they fail to support today’s scale and pace of change. What should a modern architecture for such a system look like? And how can this migration work? Temenos, one of the world’s primary core banking software providers, have recently announced that they will support MongoDB as one of their database technologies for their TRANSACT offering. Choosing MongoDB in a combination with appropriate technologies is what makes it possible to build scalable and flexible applications and application landscapes with lower cost per operation than ever before. Download the white paper to learn: How a modern architecture allows for a better banking future with the ability to innovate faster and enhance current offerings quicker Why Temenos and MongoDB have joined forces to create a componentized banking world The value achieved when moving from a legacy database technology to the innovative MongoDB developer data platform How to achieve performance at scale, with insights into a recent Temenos benchmark where Temenos processed 200 million embedded finance loans and 100 million retail accounts at a record breaking 150,000 transactions per second on Microsoft Azure with MongoDB database