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You can learn how to set up and query an Atlas Search index with our interactive
lab, use-case tutorials or video.


LEARN WITH AN INTERACTIVE LAB



PREREQUISITES


To complete the interactive lab, you must create the following in your Atlas
account:

 * A project called MDB_EDU.

 * A cluster called myAtlasClusterEDU.

 * A database user called myAtlasDBUser with the password myatlas-001, and the
   readWriteAnyDatabase permission.


ABOUT THE LAB


The following lab teaches you how to create an Atlas Search index with dynamic
mapping. Then, you can run a query using the text operator and display the
relevance of the matched document with its score.

Click the Launch button in the in-browser Integrated Development Environment to
start the lab.

After completing the tutorial, see Operators to learn about the types of queries
you can run.


LEARN WITH TUTORIALS



PREREQUISITES


To complete these tutorials, you must have the following:

 * An Atlas cluster with MongoDB version 4.2 or higher.

 * The sample data loaded into your Atlas cluster.

 * One of the following applications to run queries on your Atlas cluster:
   
   * Search Tester
   
   * mongosh
   
   * Compass
   
   * C#
   
   * Go
   
   * Java
   
   * MongoDB Node Driver
   
   * Pymongo


NOTE

You can also complete these tutorials with local Atlas deployments that you
create with the Atlas CLI. To learn more, see Create a Local Atlas Deployment.


ABOUT THE TUTORIALS


 * How to Build Applications with Atlas Search and Atlas App Services contains
   tutorials that describe how to use Atlas App Services and Atlas Search to
   build a search UI and add reverse search to your application.

 * The How to Check for Null and Non-Null Values with Atlas Search tutorial
   describes how to add documents containing null values and create a dynamic
   index on the sample_mflix.users collection. The queries search the
   sample_mflix.users collection for null and non-null fields.

 * The How to Paginate Query Results describes how to use $skip and $limit after
   the $search stage to paginate query results, and the SEARCH_META Aggregation
   Variable to return the total documents found.

 * The How to Define a Custom Analyzer and Run an Atlas Search
   Diacritic-Insensitive Query tutorial describes how to create an index that
   uses a custom analyzer and perform a diacritic-insensitive search against the
   sample_mflix.movies collection. The query searches the sample_mflix.movies
   collection for movie titles that contain the given term regardless if the
   term contains diacritics.

 * The How to Run an Atlas Search Compound Geo JSON Query tutorial describes how
   to create an index on the sample_airbnb.listingsAndReviews collection and run
   a query that returns documents with the name, address, and property_type of
   each property within a specified polygon defined using coordinates. Atlas
   Search results reflect a preference for properties of type condominium, and
   each document in the result is assigned a relevance score, returned in order
   from highest to lowest.

 * The How to Run Atlas Search Compound Queries with Weighted Fields tutorial
   describes how to create a dynamic index and run compound queries with custom
   scoring. The queries search the sample_mflix.movies collection and alter the
   relevance score of the documents in the result using constant, boost, and
   function options.

 * The How to Run Multilingual Atlas Search Queries tutorial describes how to
   create an index that uses a language analyzer and perform a multilingual
   search against the sample_mflix.movies collection. The queries search the
   sample_mflix.movies collection for full movie plots that contain a
   multilingual term.

 * The How to Run Partial Match Atlas Search Queries tutorial describes how to
   create an index on the sample_mflix.movies collection and run case-sensitive
   partial match queries against the indexed field using autocomplete, phrase,
   regex, and wildcard operators.

 * How to Run Atlas Search Queries Across Collections contains tutorials that
   describe how to run queries across multiple collections by first combining
   collections using $lookup, and $unionWith, and then running $search queries
   against the collections.

 * The How to Run Atlas Search Queries Against Objects in Arrays tutorial
   demonstrates how to index fields of type string inside an array of objects
   and run Atlas Search queries against the indexed fields.

 * The How to Run Atlas Search Queries with a Date Range Filter tutorial
   describes how to create a dynamic index and run compound queries that use the
   range operator. The queries search the sample_mflix.movies collection for
   movies between a specified date range.

 * The How to Run Atlas Search String Queries Against Date and Numeric Fields
   tutorial describes how to run queries against numeric and date fields using
   operators that support only string queries. The queries search for properties
   that were listed on certain dates and allow them to stay up to a certain
   number of days.

 * The How to Sort Your Atlas Search Results tutorial describes how to index
   date, number, and string in the sample_mflix.movies for sorting and how to
   use the $search sort option to sort the results in ascending and descending
   order by the indexed fields.

 * The How to Use Autocomplete with Atlas Search tutorial describes how to
   create and query an Atlas Search index configured with an autocomplete field
   using the autocomplete operator. We will create the Atlas Search index on the
   sample_mflix.movies collection and index title field text values for
   autocompletion. We will run Atlas Search queries using the autocomplete
   operator to search the indexed field for a sequence of characters.

 * The How to Use Facets with Atlas Search tutorial describes how to create an
   index with a facet definition for the sample_mflix.movies collection and run
   queries against the faceted fields for results grouped by values and ranges
   in the specified, faceted fields, including a count for each of those groups.

 * The How to Use Synonyms with Atlas Search tutorial describes how to add a
   collection that configures words as synonyms, create an index that defines
   synonym mappings on the sample_mflix.movies collection, and run Atlas Search
   queries against the title field using words that are configured as synonyms.


TIP


WANT MORE ATLAS SEARCH CONTENT?

 * Take Unit 9 of the Intro To MongoDB Course on MongoDB University for an
   overview of Atlas Search and lessons on creating Atlas Search indexes,
   running $search queries using compound operators, and grouping results using
   facet.

 * Visit the MongoDB Developer Center for more real-world Atlas Search examples.

 * Try the full-text search examples in the Practical MongoDB Aggregations Book.


LEARN WITH VIDEOS


Follow along with this video to learn how to configure your Atlas Search index
and run queries from your application.

Duration: 7 Minutes


←  Step 2: Run Atlas Search QueriesHow to Build Applications with Atlas Search
and Atlas App Services →

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