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MongoDB Compass

MongoDB Compass allows users to easily analyze and understand the contents of their data collections within MongoDB and perform queries, without requiring knowledge of MongoDB query syntax.

MongoDB Compass provides users with a graphical view of their MongoDB schema by randomly sampling a subset of documents from the collection. Sampling documents minimizes performance impact on the database and can produce results quickly.

Features of Compass

1. Real Time Server Stats.
2. View, add, and delete databases and collections.
3. View and interact with documents with full CRUD functionality.
4. Build and run ad hoc queries
5. View and optimize query performance with visual explain plans
6. Manage indexes: view stats, create, and delete.
7. Create and execute aggregation pipelines.

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