MongoDB Aggregation in PHP
Learn how to create aggregation pipelines with PHP by using MongoDB's aggregation framework.
MongoDB Aggregation in PHP
Unit Overview
In this unit, you'll learn how to perform basic aggregation with PHP by using MongoDB's aggregation framework. First, you'll learn what aggregation is and explore the components of an aggregation pipeline. Next, you'll learn how to build a pipeline that uses the $match and $group stages. Finally, you'll explore the $sort and $project stages and build a pipeline that uses them.
Prerequisites
Lessons in This Unit
- Lesson 1 – Building a MongoDB Aggregation Pipeline in PHP Applications
- Lesson 2 – Using MongoDB Aggregation Stages with PHP: Match and Group
- Lesson 3 – Using MongoDB Aggregation Stages with PHP: Sort and Project
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