Building a Serverless App with MongoDB Stitch

Building a Serverless app with MongoDB Stitch. Log in to MongoDB Cloud. Look for "Linked Stitch App". If you don't have one yet, click "Link Application" to create a new Stitch app.

MongoDB Stitch is MongoDB's backend-as-a-service solution. Stitch supports a wide variety of high-level features, like Twilio integration and field-level access control, but it also supports custom functions similar to Amazon Web Services' Lambda. In this article, I'll walk you through setting up backend application in MongoDB Stitch on top of MongoDB Atlas. This backend application regularly ingests stock price data from the IEX API and exposes an REST API endpoint for loading a stock's latest price.

Ingesting Stock Data

This article assumes that you already have a MongoDB Atlas cluster running and have Node.js installed. See this guide if you don't have a MongoDB Atlas account yet.

Log in to MongoDB Cloud. Look for "Linked Stitch App". If you don't have one yet, click "Link Application" to create a new Stitch app.

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Building a Serverless App with MongoDB Stitch

Ingesting Stock Data

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