Mongo DB Administration Training in Belgium

• Basic familiarity with the Linux command line

• General understanding of database concepts

• Prior exposure to MongoDB fundamentals is helpful but not required

• System Administrators

• Database Administrators (DBAs)

• DevOps Engineers

• Cloud and Infrastructure Professionals

• Anyone seeking hands-on expertise in MongoDB management and security

• Installing and configuring MongoDB in production environments

• Setting up and managing replica sets and sharding

• Performing backups and restores effectively

• Monitoring, tuning, and optimizing MongoDB performance

• Managing roles, users, and access control

• Utilizing MongoDB Atlas for cloud-based administration

Module 1: Introduction to MongoDB Architecture & Admin Tools

• NoSQL concepts and MongoDB overview

• Mongo Shell, Compass, and Atlas interfaces

• MongoDB core components explained

Module 2: Installation & Configuration

• Installing MongoDB (Windows, Linux, Docker)

• Configuration files and key startup parameters

• Tips for production-grade deployments

Module 3: Database & Collection Management

• Creating and managing databases and collections

• Access control and user role assignment

• Logging and configuration audits

Module 4: Replica Set Administration

• Replica Set theory and configuration

• Election process and role distribution

• Failover testing and recovery scenarios

Module 5: Backup and Restore

• Using mongodump & mongorestore

• Working with Ops Manager and Atlas backup features

• Snapshot and disaster recovery strategies

Module 6: Sharding and Scalability

• Understanding sharded cluster architecture

• Choosing an appropriate shard key

• Managing mongos routers and shard nodes

Module 7: Security & Access Control

• Authentication methods and role-based access control (RBAC)

• Enabling TLS/SSL encryption

• IP whitelisting and certificate handling

Module 8: Monitoring and Performance Diagnostics

• Analyzing slow queries

• Using MongoDB monitoring commands

• Performance visualization in MongoDB Atlas

Module 9: Automation & Maintenance

• Automating tasks with cron jobs

• Data archiving and compacting collections

• Updates, versioning, and log rotation

Module 10: Managing MongoDB Atlas

• Creating and managing cloud clusters

• IP access, users, and cloud backup strategies

• Scaling resources and performance tuning in the cloud