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Automatic image imports with WebHooks
We ended our last blog post with a teaser on how to automatically import Studio built images into your SUSE Cloud or OpenStack installation. Here we’ll explain step by step how this can be done with...
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openSUSE 12.2 Amazon EC2 images
We’re happy to announce that public openSUSE 12.2 AMIs are now available in all EC2 regions! These public AMIs make running openSUSE server instances in Amazon EC2 easy. If you’re launching instances...
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Teaching Studio at Epitech
Here at SUSE we’re always eager to help out the younger generation, especially those preparing for a career in IT. That’s one of the reasons why our colleagues in the Paris office held a SUSE Studio...
View ArticleMongoDB Auth – Part 1 (Built-in roles)
MongoDB runs without any authentication or authorization by default, making it quick and easy to get going. However, once things move to production it’s often a requirement and good security practice...
View ArticleMongoDB Auth – Part 2 (Custom roles)
In Part 1 of this series, we stepped through the process to create MongoDB system users: admin, MMS monitoring agent, and MMS backup agent users. We now look at ways to create MongoDB application users...
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MongoDB Titbits #1
Tip #1: mongo-hacker for Mongo Shell If you spend a lot of time using the Mongo Shell like I do, you’ll love mongo-hacker. It’s a set of Mongo Shell enhancements that literally adds colour to your...
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MongoDB & Docker – Part 1
Docker is rapidly gaining popularity as it makes lightweight Linux containers easy to use, among other things. If you’re new to Docker, wondering how it is different from virtual machines and what...
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Bash tool for MMS Backup
MMS Backup Cloud service. Also available On-Premise. The MongoDB Management Service (MMS) is an essential part of any production MongoDB deployment, providing three key functionalities: monitoring,...
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MongoDB & Docker – Part 2
In Part 1 of this series we saw how to create and run a simple MongoDB instance based on CentOS. This is good for basic dev and test use, but not much beyond that as it does not address a number of...
View ArticleEfficient partial keyword searches
There are many ways to model and index data in MongoDB for efficient querying. This is straightforward in many cases, but in others it may require a bit more thought and insight to get an optimal...
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