Read here for information and announcements from the MongoDB community team. You will also find a Welcome thread for new members in this category.

Discussions about queries, aggregation, indexes, performance, data modeling, schema validation, change streams, and transactions.

Discussions about developing with MongoDB using various programming languages and MongoDB drivers or Object-Document Mappers (ODMs).

Discussions about tools for moving data to/from MongoDB and integrating MongoDB into your environment including using MongoDB Connector for BI, Kakfa Connector, and Spark Connector.

Discussions about the MongoDB Shell, Database Tools (mongodump, mongoexport, mongostat, …), Compass, CLI for Cloud, MongoDB for VS Code, and other developer tools.

Discussions for MongoDB database administrators.

Discussions about MongoDB Atlas including Search, Charts, and Data Lake.

Discussions about developing applications with MongoDB Realm, including Realm Sync and MongoDB Realm’s Application Development Services.

Discussion on Realm SDKs (Java, JavaScript, Kotlin, Objective-C, Swift, and .NET), mobile database development, and the Realm Studio developer tool.

Developing the core MongoDB server: compiling, unit testing, packaging, and extending the code.

Discussions about open source projects built on MongoDB technologies.

Discussions that don’t fit into other MongoDB categories, such as licensing questions.

Promote upcoming MongoDB user group events, share recordings or other media from recent user group events, brainstorm meetup ideas, look for speakers, and more in this category.

A place for connecting with friends and engaging in casual, off-topic discussion. Please remember that the Code of Conduct still applies.

MongoDB for Startups is a program designed to provide resources to founders and developers to help them build on their vision rather than spending time managing their databases.

This category is available for incoming participants in the GitHub Student Developer Pack.

Discussion about this site, its organization, how it works, and how we can improve it.