The Not Only Structured Query Language (NoSQL) database is not a relational database; instead, data can be stored in key-value, JSON, document, columnar, or graph formats. They are frequently used in big data and real-time applications. We will learn here how to access NoSQL data using MongoDB, and we assume you have the MongoDB server configured properly and on:
- We will need to establish a connection with the Mongo daemon using the MongoClient object. The following code establishes the connection to the default host, localhost , and port (27017). And it gives us access to the database:
from pymongo import MongoClient
client = MongoClient()
db = client.test
- In this example, we try to load the cancer dataset available in scikit-learn to the Mongo database. So, we first get the breast cancer dataset and convert it to a pandas DataFrame:
from sklearn.datasets import...
