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Now that we covered the core basics or fundamentals of mongodb and what the data you store in looks like and how

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we work with that data,

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it's time to dive a bit deeper into these crud operations.

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I already gave you an overview and you saw how you can generally insert, read, update and delete documents

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but now it's time for some additional information starting with the c in crud, the create part.

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So what's inside this module? Now

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I'll not bore you by just showing you the two insert methods again,

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I will show them to you but I'll also explain a bit more what they do and how you can configure them.

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So we'll have a look at these document creation methods and since this is also kind of related to creating

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documents, we'll also have a look at how you can import an existing set of data into a database because

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that also is a common operation, that you don't just have an application that might be inserting new

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documents but that you already have a set of data, maybe exported from a different database,

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doesn't matter where it comes from and you want to get that into MongoDB,

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so I'll show that in this module too.