If you are performing an upgrade from an existing MongoDB service, then you can alter an existing Windows service merely by changing the ‘pathname’ attribute of the service to point the path at the new version ofmongod.The –config parameter to the pathname attribute of the service can sta...
To use MongoDB Compass with the MongoDB instance running on your remote server, you must first connect to it like you would if you were accessing the database through the shell. Assuming you completed the prerequisite tutorial onHow To Configure Remote Access for MongoDB on Ubuntu 20.04, you...
MongoDB is a free, open-source, document-oriented cross-platform, not a relational one. It's schema-less, easy to use and scale out, and powerful. It stores the data in the form of JSON, not in tables. It replaces the concept of the row with the document which provides the flexible...
To query document databases, we need to install the MongoDB server. Here are the platform-specific instructions: For Windows, follow the instructions on thislink. For Unix-like systems, you can install MongoDB from the terminal: $ sudo apt-get install -y mongodb ...
Edit a File in Linux Terminal Delete a File Using Linux Terminal Use VIM in Windows CMD (Command Prompt) This tutorial will cover all the specifics of using a Linux terminal to create and manage files. Learning to do things in different ways is always good practice. So first, we wil...
Use Elasticsearch for Performing Synchronization We have to follow the steps given below to perform synchronization using Elasticsearch and MongoDB on Windows/Ubuntu. Before that, make sure you have all the dependencies. For instance, we are using Node.js for this code example. Further, keep runni...
to open the Add Protector window: On the General tab: In the Service to protect field, choose the MongoDB windows service, called Mongo DB. You will notice a green circle on the left if the MongoDB service is already running, as was the case on our server. Occasionally MongoD...
How To Be MEAN: Getting the Edge(.js) By Ted Neward | May 2016 Welcome back, “MEANers.” In the previous installment, I added a bit of structure to the otherwise structureless environment that is JavaScript, Node and MongoDB, by adding the MongooseJS library to t...
It may have already occurred to you these three parts—front end, back end and storage—are actually pretty interchangeable. For example, it wouldn’t be hard to imagine using AngularJS to talk to ASP.NET Web APIs that in turn talk to MongoDB. Or to use a Windows Forms application as ...
(yeoman.io/generators). Therefore, for example, if you want to make use of Yeoman to scaffold out a new MEAN application, you need to find one that does Angular (v1 for now) and MongoDB. As it turns out, as of this writing, the one that’s by far the most p...