Lab NoSQL for classes at esme sudria

This docker stack run the necessary environment to perform nosql labs on courses given at ESME Sudria.

This environment hosts these components :

• a mongodb geography database with a collection of 23799 cities
• an administration for mongodb built with nosqlclient

• an empty elasticsearch database
• an administration for elasticsearch built with kibana

General information

• website

Requirement 1 : installation to perform on your computer

You will need those softwares on your computer :

• Docker
• Git

On linux

• 1. install docker
• 2. install git

sudo apt-get install git

• 3. install docker-compose

On windows

• 1. install docker
• 2. install git

On mac

• 1. install docker
• 2. install git

brew install git

Step 1 : install the environment

1. clone this repository :

git clone https://github.com/Esme-Sudria-Database/lab-nosql.git

2. go on directory

cd lab-nosql

3. mount the lab

docker-compose up

Step 2 : explore mongodb database

The administration console is accessible through your internet browser.

http://localhost:3000

If you want to develop an application that uses this mongodb base, you can connect through using the following string connection:

mongodb://esme_mongodb:27017/geography

• Getting Started with Python and MongoDb
• Node.js MongoDB

Step 3 : explore elasticsearch database

The administration console is accessible through your internet browser.

http://localhost:5601

As the database is empty, you can use for a first exploration one of the 3 datasets which are proposed by default (sample ecommerce, sample flight data, sample web logs)

If you want to develop an application that uses this elasticsearch base, you can use the API through the following url:

http://localhost:9200

• Getting started with Elasticsearch in Python
• Getting started with Elasticsearch and Node.js - Part 1

Contributors

• Fabien Arcellier
• Luc Marchand