Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) resources

Technical documentation and getting started guide that provides a conceptual overview of Amazon DocumentDB and includes detailed development instructions for using the various features.

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Find information on general best practices and options for using Amazon DocumentDB.

This course introduces you to Amazon DocumentDB, the service that provides a MongoDB-compatible document database for AWS customers. This course introduces you to the service and its core features and capabilities.

This training will teach you Amazon DocumentDB data modeling concepts and use cases to help improve your application's performance, scalability, and resource utilization goals.

This e-book will help you quickly learn about the document data model, and shares advanced tips for Amazon DocumentDB optimizations. Whether you are curious about the document model or an avid Amazon DocumentDB user hungry to gain expert knowledge, this Amazon DocumentDB data modeling book is for you!

Describes all the API operations for Amazon DocumentDB in detail. Also provides sample requests, responses, and errors for the supported web services protocols.

This interface reference contains documentation for a programming or CLI you can use to manage Amazon DocumentDB. It provides all the Amazon DocumentDB CLI commands, syntax, and examples of common commands.

If you need to assess compatibility, this tool will help you assess the compatibility of a MongoDB application by using the application’s source code or MongoDB server profile logs. This tool produces a simple report of any unsupported operators and file names with line numbers.

If you want to perform a high speed migration of existing data and ongoing changes from MongoDB to Amazon DocumentDB, this synchronization tool enables high speed change data capture.

If you want to migrate indexes from an existing MongoDB application to Amazon DocumentDB, this index tool makes it easier to migrate only indexes (not data) between a source MongoDB deployment and a Amazon DocumentDB cluster.

If you want to perform an automated failover of an Amazon DocumentDB Global Clusters, this tool provides AWS Lambda functions to automate the failover process.

If you want to analyze the MongoDB Oplog to determine the number of insert/update/delete operations at the collection level, use the MongoDB Oplog review tool to connect to any instance in a MongoDB replica set to read the oplog and produce a log file.