Try MongoDB 8.0 → https://mdb.link/CbYitR4mR6I-try Sign-up for a free cluster → https://mdb.link/CbYitR4mR6I-free Subscribe to MongoDB YouTube→ https://mdb.link/subscribe Ever needed to analyze, transform, or group your data directly inside MongoDB? The Aggregation Framework is the tool for you. In this video, Ricardo breaks down one of MongoDB's most powerful features, the aggregation pipeline. You'll learn how the framework operates as a sequence of stages , much like Java streams, to process your data. We'll cover key stages, including: $match: How to filter documents, similar to a WHERE clause in SQL $count: A simple way to count the documents that pass through the pipeline. $group: How to group documents by a specific field and perform calculations like sum or average. 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:06 What is the Aggregation Framework? 00:00:17 What is an Aggregation Pipeline? 00:00:22 Analogy: Java Streams 00:00:53 How Aggregation Pipelines Work 00:01:15 Stage Example: $match 00:01:39 Stage Example: $count 00:01:58 Stage Example: $group 00:02:18 Conclusion & Next Steps Visit Mongodb.com → https://mdb.link/MongoDB Read the MongoDB Blog → https://mdb.link/Blog Read the Developer Blog → https://mdb.link/developerblog

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