The Complete Practical Docker Guide - Pulling Mongo Image and Creating the First Mongo Container

The video tutorial introduces MongoDB, a popular NoSQL database using a JavaScript engine, often used in microservices. It guides viewers through downloading a Mongo image using Docker, creating a Mongo container, and running MongoDB. The tutorial also covers checking network connections and introduces the Mongo shell for interacting with the database. The video ends with a teaser for the next lecture on launching additional processes inside a running container.

What is MongoDB commonly used for in software development?

• As a relational database for storing structured data

• As a tool for creating static websites

• For microservices in both front-end and back-end applications

• For managing network security protocols

Which command is used to download the latest MongoDB image using Docker?

• docker download mongo

• docker fetch mongo

• docker pull mongo

• docker get mongo

What is the approximate size of the MongoDB image after downloading?

• 200 megabytes

• 400 megabytes

• 600 megabytes

• 800 megabytes

What is the default port used for connections to MongoDB?

• 8080

• 5432

• 3306

• 27017

What tool can be used to interact with the MongoDB process inside the container?

• MongoDB Studio

• Mongo Shell

• MongoDB Workbench

• MongoDB CLI