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MongoDB Data Modeling

Unit Overview

In this unit, you will learn the basics of data modeling. Specifically, you'll learn about the purpose of data modeling, the different types of relationships that your data can have and how to model them, and the differences between embedding and referencing. Then, you will learn how to scale your data model and use Atlas Tools for schema help.

Prerequisites

Lessons in This Unit

Lesson 01: Introduction to Data Modeling
Lesson 02: Types of Data Relationships
Lesson 03: Modeling Data Relationships
Lesson 04: Embedding Data in Documents
Lesson 05: Referencing Data in Documents
Lesson 06: Scaling a Data Model
Lesson 07: Using Atlas Tools for Schema Help

01.
Lesson 1: Introduction to Data Modeling
- Learn
- Practice
02.
Lesson 2: Types of Data Relationships
- Learn
- Practice
03.
Lesson 3: Modeling Data Relationships
- Learn
- Practice
04.
Lesson 4: Embedding Data in Documents
- Learn
- Practice
05.
Lesson 5: Referencing Data in Documents
- Learn
- Practice
06.
Lesson 6: Scaling a Data Model
- Learn
- Practice
07.
Lesson 7: Using Atlas Tools for Schema Help
- Learn
- Practice
08.
Conclusion
- Learn

Rachelle Palmer I Product Lead for Developer Experience and Education

Rachelle Palmer I Product Lead for Developer Experience and Education

Rachelle is the Product Lead for Developer Experience and Education at MongoDB, covering all the officially supported programming language libraries, MongoDB University, Academia, and Documentation.

Xijing Zhang I Curriculum Engineer

Xijing Zhang I Curriculum Engineer

Xijing Zhang is currently a Curriculum Engineer here at MongoDB. Previously, she developed curriculum over at Docker after getting her degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California.