Debian 10 with MongoDB 4.4

MongoDB is a cross-platform document-oriented database program. Classified as a NoSQL database program, MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas.

One of the main components of MongoDB is a document-based, distributed database. The data here are stored in JSON-like documents, providing an easy and flexible way for developers to use this database: it uses collections instead of tables. With the NoSQL model, MongoDB works easily even with the streaming data.

Following are the main benefits of MongoDB:

Lack of schema.
This database is based on collections of various documents. The number of fields, content and size of these documents may vary. Those different entities do not have to be identical in structure.
Very clear structure of each object.
Easy to scale.
The internal memory is used to store the data currently in use, which allows for faster access.
Data is stored as JSON documents.
MongoDB supports document-based query.
No complex JOIN requests.
There is no need to map application objects to database objects.

Virtual Pulse is glad to provide you with a greatly optimized, carefully pre-configured Debian 10 with MongoDB 4.4 Image, cloud-hardened to work in Azure environments. Just a few clicks separate you from deploying one of the best digital databases worldwide!

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Debian 10 with MongoDB 4.4 Virtual Pulse S. R. O.

Debian 10 with MongoDB 4.4

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Debian 10 with MongoDB 4.4

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Debian 10 with MongoDB 4.4
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