Does mongodb community operator supports sharding architecture? If no what are the alternate open source operator options which supports the sharding setup https://github.com/mongodb/mongodb-kubernetes-operator/blob/master/docs/architecture.md
I have a collection of documents such as: { _id: 5, responses: [ { staff: false, timestamp: 1000 }, { staff: true, timestamp: 1500 } ] } I have a function (using $function) used to apply some custom logic with…
When i run this query: db.friendRequests.aggregate([ $lookup: { from: "users", localField: "author", foreignField: "_id", pipeline: [ { $match: { $expr: { friend_id: new mongoose.Types.ObjectId(userid), }, }, }, ], as: "userdata", } ]) It returns every entry in the collection, but…
In this case I have seen the official documentation of choreo, ballerina, but I could not find how to execute a query where I need to filter by the ObjectId, In Java I could do it by importing BSON, but…
so i have document for users with this structure in JSON format: [ { "_id": { "$oid": "6369aeb83ce0f8168520f42f" }, "fullname": "Jokona", "password": "$2b$10$MUAe7XIc/xtJTGVh/y1DeuShCARbwxCSejUbHaqIPZfjekNrn0.Yy", "NIK": "MT220047", "status": "active", "department": "Logistic", "position": "Management Trainee", "Group_Shift": "Non Shift", "role": "admin", "createdAt": 1667870392, "updatedAt":…
I have a Postgres DB, In which I am storing some analytical data in a table like a user id, city, country, source(referer), device_type(web, ios, android), etc. I wanted to show insights based on the data in the above table…
I have the mongo collection like this [ /* 1 */ { "_id" : 1, "data_id" : 1, "data_test" : "sample1", "data_list" : [ "sun" ], } /* 2 */ { "_id" : 2, "data_id" : 1, "data_test" : "sample2",…
My schema in MongoDB looks like this: { "_id": "be9e9198-86ab-456e-97e1-f1039cb07b59", "isDeleted": false, "user": { "name": "john2", "surname": "doe2", "email": "[email protected]", "phone": "+012345678912", "age": 20, "gender": "male", "nationality": "smth", "universityMajor": "ENGINEERING", "preferences": null, "highPrivacy": false, } (Other stuff) . . .…
In my app upcoming project, I plan to use the google ecosystem - that means firebase auth, firestore (noSQL), cloud functions. I want to stick to noSQL as it fits better for this project. While scoping the project, the client…
So suppose I have a document like: { _id: 1, items: ["aaa", "bbb", "ccc", "ddd", "eee"...] } I would like to shuffle the items list once, with this order saved in the table - i.e. I don't want to call…