MongoDB Language Series

MongoDB: The developer data platform for C#

Get the versatility and flexibility of MongoDB Atlas with the familiarity of C#. Accelerate development with a first-class developer experience.

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Write strongly-typed queries natively

Construct queries using idiomatic builders—no need to learn a new query language. MongoDB supports LINQ operators, so that you can get the data you need with the syntax you know.

Manipulate data using the tools of your choice

Easily work with your data using extensions for VS Code and Visual Studio. Browse your databases, prototype queries, and aggregations with dynamic playgrounds, and query data directly from your IDE.

Build C# apps for any use case using Realm .NET SDKs

Build scalable, high-performing mobile apps and games on Xamarin and Unity with the Realm .NET SDK. Streamline development with built-in data sync, automate app logic with Realm services, and more.

Create with MongoDB and .NET/.NET Core for Mobile Gaming

Facilitate C# development across frameworks and platforms. MongoDB includes native support for .NET, .NET Core, and .NET 5 and 6 on popular OSes, including Windows, Linux, and OS X.

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+ C# in action

Learn how you can deploy key MongoDB Atlas features—from aggregation pipelines to data encryption—using C# syntax. Helpful code snippets are included for easy copy-and-paste.

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Connect to MongoDB Atlas with the C# Driver

Use the officially supported MongoDB C# driver to connect to your MongoDB Atlas cluster and start querying data instantly.

MongoDB C# Driver

Write aggregation pipelines in LINQ

Transform and process your data with MongoDB’s modular, multi-stage aggregation framework. Easily customize and configure your data analysis using familiar LINQ expressions and syntax.

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Programmatically encrypt key data

Add an extra layer of security with client-side field level encryption (CSFLE). Enable CSFLE on the MongoClient and encrypt fields with a JSON schema, so sensitive data is never transmitted unencrypted nor seen unencrypted by the MongoDB server.

Client-side field level encryption