MongoDB Mastering MongoDB for Beginners (Theory and Projects) - Create Cluster on Mongo Atlas

The video tutorial guides users through setting up and using MongoDB Atlas. It covers creating an account, logging in, and setting up a cluster. The tutorial also explains how to connect Node.js to the MongoDB cluster for performing CRUD operations. It emphasizes using the free tier for practice and provides guidance on configuring the cluster settings, including choosing a cloud provider like AWS.

What is the first step to access MongoDB Atlas if you don't have an account?

• Create an account using your Google email ID

• Download the MongoDB software

• Install MongoDB on your local machine

• Sign in with an existing account

What is the purpose of creating a cluster in MongoDB Atlas?

• To enhance the speed of your local machine

• To store and manage databases and documents

• To create a backup of your local files

• To connect to a different cloud service

Which cloud platforms can you choose to host your MongoDB cluster?

• AWS, GCP, or Azure

• Azure, Oracle Cloud, or AWS

• AWS, IBM Cloud, or Oracle Cloud

• GCP, Azure, or IBM Cloud

What operations can you perform on the MongoDB cluster using Node.js?

• Only delete operations

• Only write operations

• CRUD operations

• Only read operations

Why is it recommended to use the shared tier for practice in MongoDB Atlas?

• It is faster than other tiers

• It is free and suitable for practice

• It offers more storage space

• It provides better security features