This document discusses JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) including its features, applications, and use cases. It provides examples of how JSON is used for data interchange between clients and servers, as a configuration format, and for data persistence in document databases like MongoDB. Specific applications mentioned include .NET Core using JSON for application settings, the JSON.NET framework, and Kubernetes API servers using JSON for communication. The document also discusses how JSON is used in the Physical Web concept to make physical devices discoverable and interoperable on the web.
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MongoDB is the leading NoSQL database due to a plenitude of reasons, open source, general purpose, document oriented database supported by a large community and educational platform. It's horizontal scalability features allows this to fit in the operational big data scenarios where the business needs point to realtime analytics and ever-increasing data sets. This talk will focus on the usage of MongoDB for big data operational purposes and why it's ideal to be used in such scenarios. Also integration with other notable big data technology out there like Hadoop and BI tools.
Norberto Leite - Senior Solutions Architect, @MongoDB.
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Table of Contents:
1: BigData DB Infrastructure for Modeling the Fly Brain
2: Taming the WiredTiger Cache
3: Sharding with MongoDB 3.2 Kick the tires and pop the hood!
4: Scaling Proactive Anomaly Detection
5: MongoTx: Transactions with Sharding and Queries
6: MongoDB: It’s Not Too Late To Shard
7: DLIFLC usage of MongoDB
MongoDB is the most famous and loved NoSQL database. It has many features that are easy to handle when compared to conventional RDBMS. These slides contain the basics of MongoDB.
Jumpstart your day with an introduction to MongoDB by building a simple web app with React, Atlas, and Stitch. First, we will cover the foundations of schema design, security, queries and indexing. Then we'll partially refactor an application using the MERN stack to a serverless application using MongoDB Stitch.
MongoDB is the leading NoSQL database due to a plenitude of reasons, open source, general purpose, document oriented database supported by a large community and educational platform. It's horizontal scalability features allows this to fit in the operational big data scenarios where the business needs point to realtime analytics and ever-increasing data sets. This talk will focus on the usage of MongoDB for big data operational purposes and why it's ideal to be used in such scenarios. Also integration with other notable big data technology out there like Hadoop and BI tools.
Norberto Leite - Senior Solutions Architect, @MongoDB.
Mongo DB presentation during the Pentaho & Big Data Ecosystem - Live Seminar 2013
View all the MongoDB World 2016 Poster Sessions slides in one place!
Table of Contents:
1: BigData DB Infrastructure for Modeling the Fly Brain
2: Taming the WiredTiger Cache
3: Sharding with MongoDB 3.2 Kick the tires and pop the hood!
4: Scaling Proactive Anomaly Detection
5: MongoTx: Transactions with Sharding and Queries
6: MongoDB: It’s Not Too Late To Shard
7: DLIFLC usage of MongoDB
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MEAN stands for:
M – Mongo DB (database system)
E – Express (back-end framework)
A – Angular.js (front-end framework)
N – Node.js (back-end runtime environment)
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JSON beutifier is an online tool. it will help to edit JSON formatter online. JSON is used to represent structured data, such as objects, arrays, numbers, strings, booleans, and null values. It provides a way to organize and store data in a format that can be easily understood by both humans and machines.
JSON is not tied to any specific programming language, making it a universal data format that can be used in various programming environments. JSON uses a simple and readable text format, which makes it easy for developers to create and edit JSON data by hand, and it's also easy for humans to interpret.
JSON is commonly used for data exchange between a client (e.g., a web browser) and a server. When you make an API request to a web service, the response is often returned in JSON format. JSON is used in configuration files for software applications. Many configuration files, like those for web servers, databases, and other software, are written in JSON.
Unlike JavaScript, which can execute code, JSON is a data format and does not execute any code. This makes it safe for handling untrusted data, such as data obtained from user input.
JSON code is a text-based format for representing structured data. JSON code consists of key-value pairs, where keys are strings, and values can be strings, numbers, objects, arrays, booleans, or null. Here's an example of JSON code:
The JSON data is enclosed in curly braces {}.
It contains several key-value pairs, separated by colons :. For example, "name": "John Doe" and "age": 30.
Strings are enclosed in double quotes, like "name", and "John Doe".
Numbers do not have quotes, like 30.
Booleans are represented as true or false.
Arrays are enclosed in square brackets [] and can contain multiple values, like "hobbies": ["reading", "hiking", "coding"].
Objects are nested JSON structures enclosed in curly braces, like "address": { ... }.
{
"name": "John Doe",
"age": 30,
"city": "New York"
}
we have an object with three key-value pairs: "name," "age," and "city." The keys are strings, and the values can be strings, numbers, booleans, null, arrays, or nested objects. JSON is a popular data format for APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) and is supported by many programming languages.
JSON data is represented as a collection of key-value pairs, where the keys are strings, and the values can be various data types such as numbers, strings, booleans, arrays, and other objects. Here's a simple JSON example:
{
"name": "John Doe",
"age": 30,
"isStudent": false,
"hobbies": ["reading", "hiking", "coding"],
"address": {
"street": "123 Main St",
"city": "Anytown"
}
}
JSON is a widely used data format because it's simple, human-readable, and supported by many programming languages. It's commonly used for configuration files, data storage, and exchanging data between a client and a server in web applications.
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session 7 is about how to get data for network using NSURLConnection and
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2. Agenda
Why JSON
What’re the
features of JSON?
Applications
JSON
applications at
work or in side
projects
01
02What’s JSON
What does JSON
look like?
03
3. 04Data is separated by commas
02Curly braces hold objects
What is
JSON
Data is in name/value pairs 03
01Square brackets hold arrays
4. For exchanging data
between the client and
server.
Lightweight Format
Easy for machines to
parse and generate.
Process
Easy for humans to read
and write.
Access
Work well with most of the
modern programming
language.
Scalable
WHY JSON
5. Applications
The .NET Core team have decided to include JSON in its framework, e.g. being able to store the
application settings within a JSON file , which is much more human readable and less bloated than
the old one App or Web.config written using the XML.
Environment Setting
A popular high-performance JSON framework for .NET, providing features such as flexible
JSON serializer, LINQ to JSON
JSON.NET
Document databases such as MongoDB use JSON documents in order to
store records, just as tables and rows store records in a relational database.
MongoDB
On K8S API server, for example, the primary format for inter-cluster
API communication is JSON for easy of client construction.
API Server/Gateway
Configuration
Programming
Data Persistent
Physical Web
Data Interchange
Thing Description
Thing Description provides machine readable metadata
describing a physical device connected to the World Wide
Web.
10. Data Persistent
MongoDB comes from
the word humongous.
Humongous
A JSON-style data
store.
Document base
Can have varying sets
of fields, with different
types for each field.
Schema-Free
Using sharding stores
data across multiple
nodes, distributing the
load and the processes
across the hosts.
Scale-Out
18. Physical Web
01
02
03
04
Applying the World Wide Web to IoT.
A decentralized Internet of Things.
Giving Things URLs on the web to make
them linkable and discoverable.
Defining a standard data model and
APIs to make them interoperable.
28. Physical Web
JSON-LD
Linked Data
Link Data is a set of best practices for publishing
and connecting structured data on the web.
So that web resources can be interlinked in a wa
y that allows computers to automatically
understand the type and data of each resource.