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For installing MongoDB on a Linux operating system, you first need to add the MongoDB repositories to your system. Linux Redhat / CentOS Step 1: You need to add the following information into the file /etc/yum.repos.d/...
MongoDB is a NoSQL database. NoSQL can be expanded as "not only SQL," meaning it's not SQL. This is because the queries executed are not the ones you're used to in MySQL or MS SQL systems. Advantages of NoSQL Systems T...
In my previous writings, I talked about integrating Laravel with both Meilisearch and MongoDB separately. In this piece, I'll discuss how to use all three together. As I mentioned in my previous posts, we're integrating...
Hello, due to my busy schedule, I haven't been able to write blog posts for a long time. In this article, I will explain how to use MongoDB in your Laravel project. Laravel is installed by default with MySQL support. Add...
I have completed the blog system that I have been developing for my own website in my spare time after work and shared it as open source on my Github account. I developed this blog system with Laravel and used MongoDB a...
At the 2025 PHP conference, I was introduced to Frankenphp and the Caddy web server. Frankenphp is a PHP service built on the standard PHP we use, with some additional features layered on top. When combined with Caddy we...