MongoDB

MongoDB is a NoSQL database that stores data as JSON-like documents, and also the American company that develops it.

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MongoDB is a document-oriented database first released in 2009. Instead of a fixed table schema, it stores documents with differing fields in collections, which suits data whose structure changes often. It is developed by MongoDB Inc., headquartered in New York, which was originally named 10gen.

It is classed as a NoSQL database, in contrast to relational databases, and the company also offers a managed cloud service called MongoDB Atlas.

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