Summary
This chapter explored the basics of CRUD operations. Starting from mongosh, you learned how to insert, delete, read, and modify documents, and learned the difference between one-off inserts and inserting data in batches for performance. Additionally, the chapter discussed administration tasks and how to perform them in mongosh. Finally, the chapter briefly covered security and authentication with MongoDB, the new versioning scheme, and the new shell, mongosh.
The next chapter will explore MongoDB schema design principles and techniques for effective data representation—essential for optimizing performance and scalability.
