MongoDB is installed and automatically started with Windows Startup

The official download site for MongoDB is http://www.mongodb.org/downloads. you can download the latest Program . On the download page, you can see that OS X, Linux, windows, and Solaris are fully supported, and each version has its own 32-bit and 64-bit versions. The current stable version is 1.8.1.

1. Windows Installation

 

(1) download MongoDB

URL: http://downloads.mongodb.org/win32/mongodb-win32-i386-1.8.1.zip

(2) set the MongoDB directory

Decompress the package to the mongdb folder on disk D. The path is D: \ mongdb.

3) set the data file path

Create a logs and data folder in D: \ MongoDB

Create a MongoDB. Log File in D: \ MongoDB \ logs.

 

2. ConfigurationMongoServer:

Open the CMD window: Enter the following command:

> D:
> Cd D: \ MongoDB \ bin
> Mongod -- dbpath D: \ MongoDB \ data -- logpath = D: \ MongoDB \ logs \ MongoDB. log -- install

 

 

 

Enable MongoDB in the service

For Windows 7. Run cmd as the administrator.

 

3. Client Connection Verification

Open a new cmd input: D: \ MongoDB \ bin \ Mongo. If the following prompt appears, you can start your MongoDB Journey:
D: \ MongoDB \ bin> D: \ MongoDB \ bin \ Mongo
MongoDB shell version: 1.8.1
Connecting to: Test
>

4. View logs

D: \ MongoDB \ logs MongoDB. Log

 

 

 

 

5. Supplement

 

 

C: \ MongoDB \ bin > Mongod -- Help
 
Windows Service Control Manager options:
-- Install install MongoDB Service
-- Remove remove MongoDB Service
-- Reinstall reinstall MongoDB Service (equivilant of mongod
-- Remove followed by mongod -- install)
-- Servicename Arg Windows Service name
-- Servicedisplayname Arg Windows Service display name
-- Servicedescription Arg Windows Service Description
-- Serviceuser Arg user name service executes
-- Servicepassword Arg password used to authenticate serviceuser