MongoDB Indexing Example
Yatin batra1 min read
Date: 2018-02-27
This tutorial explains MongoDB indexing to improve search query performance. Indexes are data structures storing specific document fields for faster traversal. The article details creating single-field indexes (ascending or descending) using specific commands, querying existing indexes with getIndexes(), and dropping indexes with dropIndexes() or targeted removal. It emphasizes creating indexes on frequently searched fields for optimal performance. The tutorial includes illustrative commands and screenshots.
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