Java
Sign in to follow topics
Featured
All Java Content
- Newest
- Highest Rated
Video
Build an AWS Lambda Serverless function with Java and MongoDB
✅ Sign-up for a free cluster at → https://mdb.link/free-hMlUrnx9n84 ✅ Get help on our Community Forums → https://mdb.link/community-hMlUrnx9n84 👋 Hey there, welcome to this tutorial on Serverless Development with AWS Lambda and MongoDB Atlas using Java! If you're looking to build a scalable application without the hassle of managing infrastructure, you're in the right place. 🔍 What You'll Learn 🔍 → Set up a serverless function using AWS Lambda and Java → Connect your Lambda function to MongoDB Atlas → Best practices for dependency management with Gradle → Query data from MongoDB within your serverless function 🛠 Prerequisites 🛠 → AWS Lambda compatible version of Java → MongoDB Atlas instance deployed and configured → Amazon Web Services (AWS) account → Gradle or Maven for dependency management 📝 Key Takeaways 📝 → Cost-Efficiency: Serverless functions auto-scale, saving you from unnecessary infrastructure costs → Elasticity: MongoDB Atlas pairs perfectly with AWS Lambda's serverless architecture → Code Reusability: Learn how to write reusable MongoDB queries in Java → Security: Use environment variables for sensitive information like MongoDB Atlas URI → Deployment: Step-by-step guide to deploy your Java application to AWS Lambda 👀 Sample Code: We'll walk you through boilerplate AWS Lambda code for Java and Gradle tasks for building your project. You'll also learn how to query MongoDB collections based on user input. 🔗 Resources 🔗 ✅ Written article with code snippets → https://mdb.link/article-hMlUrnx9n84 ⏱️ Timestamps ⏱️ 00:00 - Intro 01:38 - Create a New Java Application 02:05 - Adding Gradle Dependencies for AWS Lambda and MongoDB 03:27 - Configure the Fat Jar in Gradle 04:47 - Create an AWS Lambda Function with Java 06:03 - Connect to MongoDB in Java 10:36 - Querying MongoDB in an AWS Lambda Function 13:58 - Build a Fat Jar of the AWS Lambda Application 14:38 - Navigating the AWS Lambda Dashboard 17:18 - Adding Match Criteria to a MongoDB Query 20:03 - A Review of the Project ------ Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more awesome tutorials! 🙌 ✅ Subscribe to our channel → https://mdb.link/subscribeSep 25, 2023
Tutorial
Serverless Development with AWS Lambda and MongoDB Atlas Using Java
Learn how to build and deploy a serverless function to AWS Lambda that communicates with MongoDB using the Java programming language.Jul 20, 2023
Nic Raboy
Tutorial
Java Aggregation Expression Builders in MongoDB
Learn how expression builders can make coding aggregation pipelines in Java applications faster and more reliable.May 31, 2023
Graeme Robinson
Article
Using MongoDB Change Streams in Java
Change streams are an API that allows the user to subscribe to their application to any change in collection, database, or even on the entire deployment. There is no middleware or data polling action to be initiated by the user to leverage this event-driven, real-time data capture feature. Learn how to use change streams with Java in this article.Apr 04, 2023
Rajesh S Nair
Tutorial
Building a Real-Time, Dynamic Seller Dashboard on MongoDB
In this article, we're looking at how a single query on MongoDB can power a real-time view of top-selling products, and deep-dive into the top-selling regions.Dec 21, 2022
Karthic Subramanian (+1)
Article
MongoDB ORMs, ODMs, and Libraries
MongoDB has a number of ORMs, ODMs, and Libraries that simplify the interaction between your application and your MongoDB cluster. Build faster with the best database for Ruby, Python, Java, Node.js, and PHP using these libraries, ORMs, and ODMs.Oct 31, 2022
Alex Bevilacqua
