The session will provide an overview of MongoDB’s partnership with Cisco and the resources available to all Cisco teams. We will discuss the seamless MongoDB access path for developer teams and the strategic agreement in place.

This session is a high level overview of the Atlas Developer Data Platform. MongoDB Atlas is far more than just a database, in this session we tell the story of the growing set of business requirements for a large organization with both public and partner interfaces. We talk about the features of the developer data platform in context, how and when to use them including using Generative and Inferential AI - this session is more about understanding at a high level what the MongoDB developer data platform provides so you can make an informed decision about what to use, we talk about both function and non-functional requirements and capabilities.

Many MongoDB developers learn CRUD - how to store data, how to retrieve and perform simple updates to it then never go on to learn the next set of critical features. In this session, we go beyond basic CRUD and talk about working with arrays, expression-based queries, projections and updates as well as discussing all important schema enforcement.

Exercise: In this session you can try out the examples shown and explore these key next-level concepts and how they interact with your data.

We'll break for lunch and regroup at 1:30.

As well as storing and retrieving data MongoDB can perform computation on data inside the database this is faster as it's close to the data and avoids network performance and costs - In this session, we teach you to use MongoDB's aggregation framework to summarize and analyze data in the database and to return just the results.

Exercise: In this workshop, you will be given a specification for a new Management reporting service and compete to be the first to implement a service that provides the required reporting data for management to drive their dashboards