Jack Wallen shows you how easy it is to create a MongoDB database and collection using the Compass GUI.

Creates dbAdmin on all databases, but doesn’t allow user administration (to create or remove users, for example). You can create indexes, call compactions, and more.

Users exist in the context of a single logical database. However, MongoDB does not support items like password complexity, age-based rotation, and centralization and identification of user roles ...

MongoDB 3.2 adds a number of new tools and features to help data analysts, DBAs and operations teams integrate the database within their existing processes and toolsets.

However, you might not be using the right tools for the job. MongoDB field CTO Rick Houlihan experimented and found vast performance gains when using a document database over a relational one.

Quite a good idea for big data In relational databases you define your schema BEFORE you add your data. So a database with name, address, phone number etc. has those core defined schemas shapes ...

MongoDB has no table structures or schemas, allowing users to add in new attributes on an as-needed basis. Querying is done through a JavaScript-styled syntax.