M220P: MongoDB for Python Developers (MongoDB)

Offered by MongoDB University,
M220P: MongoDB for Python Developers (MongoDB)

Learn the essentials of Python application development with MongoDB. This course will teach you how to use MongoDB as the database for a Python application. You will play the role of a back-end developer for a Python application, where your job is to implement the application's communication with MongoDB. Using the Python driver you will read and write data to the database, use the aggregation framework, manage the configuration of the database client, and create a robust application by handling exceptions and timeouts.

You'll build the back-end for a movie-browsing application called MFlix.
Using the Pymongo driver for Python, you will implement MFlix's basic functionality. This includes basic and complex movie searches, registering new users, and posting comments on the site.
You will also add more features to the MFlix application. This includes writing analytical reports, increasing the durability of MFlix's connection with MongoDB, and implementing security best practices.

Prerequisites:
We highly recommend taking M001 prior to taking this course. A basic understanding of MongoDB's document model will help you get the most out of this course.

Course Details
Total Estimated Effort

  • 6 hours
  • Duration: 6 Chapters
  • Each chapter requires approximately 65 minutes to complete
  • Up to 60 days to complete from day of registration

Agenda

  • Chapter 0: Introduction and Setup
  • Chapter 1: Driver Setup
  • Chapter 2: User-Facing Backend
  • Chapter 3: Admin Backend
  • Chapter 4: Resiliency
  • Final Exam

System Requirements

  • Web Browser: Firefox 60.0+ or Chrome 70+
  • Operating System: Mac OS X 10.7+ 64-bit, Ubuntu 14.04+ 64-bit, or Windows 8+ (64-bit)
  • MongoDB: 3.6.14+ Enterprise
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