18 Popular GUI for MongoDB

MongoDB is quite popular open source and document oriented database. There are many GUI available to manage, administer, monitor MongoDB. MongoDB GUI are not limited to Desktop based but there are many Mobile apps available to manage, view MongoDB. Today, in this post I will share the list of 18 GUI for MongoDB.

SNo.	MongoDB GUI	Platform
1.	Robomongo	Windows Linux Mac OS X
2.	MongoVUE	Windows
3.	Genghis	Linux
4.	Json Studio	Linux Windows OS X SmartOS (Solaris x86) Supported browsers: Internet Explorer Firefox Chrome and Safari.
5.	MongoHub	Mac
6.	WebStorm
7.	UMongo	Linux Windows Mac OS X
8.	RazorSQL	Windows, Linux Mac OS X
9.	MongoMonitor	iPhone
10.	MongoExplorer	Android
11.	RockMongo	Windows
12.	NoSQLViewer	Windows
13.	Nucleon Database Master
14.	mongo3
15.	Mongo Express	web based
16.	28.io
17.	MMS (MongoDB Management Service)	Cloud based
18.	NBMongo - plugin	NetBeans IDE

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Project Management: What are Control Charts Vs Run Charts?

Control Charts and Run Charts are among Severn Basic Tools of Quality. The appearance of control chart and Run Chart are similar so they tend to create confusion some time.

Recently, I see this discussion in a popular PMP Forum. The healthy discussion did inspire me to write the differences and similarity between Control Chart and Run Charts.

Control Chart	Run Chart
Control Charts are used to check how a process is performing. Control Chart will tell you whether a process is under CONTROL or OUT OF CONTROL.	Run Chart are use to show and depict process trend. It helps to predict future trends.
Control Charts has a UCL (Upper Control Limit), LCL (Lower Control Limit), Mean on the chart	Run Chart has only two axis – one axis shows time/time-scale and second axis shows the events. It depicts whether a process is trending upwards or going downwards.
Example: ECG reports	Example: Stock trends, Run rate graph, Error Rate of a employee
It is also called "Shewhart Chart" or "Process behavior Chart"
Control Charts were invented by Walter A. Shewhart

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