Note:The linked tutorials on how to configure your server, install MongoDB, and secure the MongoDB installation refer to Ubuntu 20.04. This tutorial concentrates on MongoDB itself, not the underlying operating system. It will generally work with any MongoDB installation regardless of the operating ...
To obtain the most recent version of this software, you must include MongoDB’s dedicated package repository to your APT sources. Then, you’ll be able to installmongodb-org, a meta-package that always points to the latest version of MongoDB. To start, import the public GPG key for the...
When it comes to monitoring, it doesn’t really matter if you are using a single MongoDB instance, a few independent ones, or multiple clusters that have you working with a complicated and scalable distributed system – you need to keep an eye on their health and performance. A good Mongo...
To installMongoDBon Ubuntu 20.04, you must have an Ubuntu 20.04 server with a non-root administrative user and a UFW-configured firewall. You can quickly obtain MongoDB from Ubuntu’s official package repositories. However, this repository may contain an outdated version. To ensure you get the...
Check MongoDB Service Status service mongod status Summary List of Status Statistics mongostat Enter the MongoDB Command Line mongo You should see an output very similar to the following image: By default, running this command will look for a MongoDB server listening on port 27017 on the local...
Before we fire up Compass, we need to configure our MongoDB server for remote access. Back at the terminal window, SSH to your MongoDB server and open the MongoDB configuration file with the command: sudo nano /etc/mongodb.conf In that file, you should see the line: ...
To create a MongoClient, you will need a connection string to your database. If you are using Atlas, you can follow the steps from the documentation to get that connection string. Use the connection_string to create the mongoclient and get the MongoDB database connection. Change the usernam...
Since MongoDB 5.0, the drop command and the db.collection.drop() method will return an error if you attempt to drop a collection in the admin database or the config database from a mongos. Connect to the config server instead and run the command to delete these collections. Syntax: db...
image: mongo:6.0 container_name: Overleaf-DB command: --replSet rs0 --bind_ip_all volumes: - /volume1/docker/overleaf/db:/data/db:rw ports: - "27017:27017" healthcheck: test: echo 'db.runCommand("ping").ok' | mongosh localhost:27017/test --quiet ...
It probably won’t replace Entity Framework any time soon, granted, but for quick access to a SQL Server instance, perhaps as part of a “polypraeclusio” (“multiple storage”) approach that uses SQL Server for storing the strictly schemaed relational data and MongoDB for the schemaless ...