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MongoDB in the Cloud: Leveraging cloud-native features for modern applications
Manager, Software Development & Engineering, Charles Schwab, USA.
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International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 2023, 10(02), 1297-1313.
Article DOI: 10.30574/ijsra.2023.10.2.1089
Publication history:
Received on 14 October 2023; revised on 27 November 2023; accepted on 30 November 2023
Abstract:
The fully managed cloud service MongoDB Atlas enables developers to use the popular NoSQL database MongoDB to satisfy the needs of contemporary application development. The rise in cloud-native application necessity leads developers to rely on MongoDB Atlas, which enables secure management of cloud databases at scale and cost-effectively. Users benefit from MongoDB Atlas since it manually removes the time-consuming requirements of managing infrastructure and automatically adjusts data centers to handle changing workload demands. Through its worldwide deployment option, MongoDB Atlas delivers dependable service and high availability, which suits real-time systems, big data analysis, and e-commerce solutions. Users receive security benefits from MongoDB Atlas because it includes automated backups, encryption features, and access control options. MongoDB Atlas performs faultless integration with the major cloud providers AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure, enabling the adoption of microservices and serverless architecture. Businesses of all sizes can achieve application development success with MongoDB Atlas because it both cuts operational expenses for traditional database administration and delivers effective pricing through a pay-per-use system. Businesses today require MongoDB Atlas as their primary development tool because it enables the creation of modern, scalable applications that depend on data.
Keywords:
Mongodb Atlas; Cloud Database; Cloud-Native Applications; Nosql; Automated Scaling; Real-Time Applications; High Availability; Data Security; Microservices Architecture; Serverless Computing
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