10 things you didn’t know your data could do for you
summary
20,000 soccer player records sit in MongoDB Atlas and get combined with a TikTok HTTPS feed via data federation so queries run across S3, Atlas and HTTP without ETL, and serverless compute charges only when queried. A GraphQL endpoint plus custom resolvers call serverless functions to fetch TikTok videos and aggregate results with $search and $out into S3 or collections. Global clusters auto‑shard by geography for low latency, Realm mobile sync runs with a few lines of code, and client side field‑level encryption and queryable encryption protect user data.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:48Databases were working with you only expected
- 2:53Change
- 4:28Nosql
- 7:38Data Federation
- 8:06Data Federation Architecture
- 8:48Complete Compute Plane
- 9:09Demo
- 9:38Query Data
- 12:08Aggregations
- 13:29GraphQL
- 17:21Data connectors
- 18:02Drive diverse workloads
- 20:33Drive application functionality
- 23:16Custom User Experience
- 24:04Deeper User Engagement
- 26:45Triggering Events
- 28:08Inspiration
- 30:09Analytics
- 31:40New tools
- 32:39Growth
- 33:19Global clusters
- 38:11Serverless
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