ABP Framework — MongoDB

Configure AbpMongoDbContext by implementing IMongoModelBuilder to map entities to MongoDB collections, registering the context via dependency injection, and defining collection names and ignored properties inside the CreateModel method for ABP v10.4.

Create indexes with collation in ABP MongoDB by configuring index models inside the CreateModel method of your AbpMongoDbContext implementation, allowing precise control over indexing behavior and collection-level collation settings.

Yes, ABP Framework supports MongoDB multi-document transactions, but enabling them requires a MongoDB replica set deployment to ensure transactional data consistency across multiple operations.

Yes, you can register default repositories and add custom MongoDB repositories in ABP by implementing custom repository classes for specialized operations like filtered deletes, then registering them through ABP's dependency injection system.

MongoDB multi-tenancy in ABP Framework utilizes specific connection strategies within the AbpMongoDbContext setup to isolate tenant data, often combined with ReplaceDbContext patterns to manage separate database contexts per tenant.

MongoDB with ABP Framework requires replica sets for multi-document transactions and uses collection-based mapping via CreateModel instead of relational migrations, limiting complex cross-document joins available in EF Core.