Mongodb Application Practice Tutorial: PHP Driver Installation

Should LAMP be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people? Since nginx became popular, LNMP began to replace LAMP or derive LANMP. I keep thinking, can I change M to another concept? Mysql is undoubtedly an excellent enterprise-level open source relational database. However, in this big data era, the bottlenecks of relational databases in WEB applications have become increasingly obvious. In some scenarios

Should LAMP be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people? Since nginx became popular, LNMP began to replace LAMP or derive LANMP. I keep thinking, can I change M to another concept? Mysql is undoubtedly an excellent enterprise-level open source relational database. However, in this big data era, the bottlenecks of relational databases in WEB applications have become increasingly obvious. In some scenarios

Should LAMP be deeply rooted in the hearts of the people? Since nginx became popular, LNMP began to replace LAMP or derive LANMP. I keep thinking, can I change M to another concept? Mysql is undoubtedly an excellent enterprise-level open source relational database. However, in this big data era, the bottlenecks of relational databases in WEB applications have become increasingly obvious. In some cases, replacing relational databases with Nosql has gradually become a trend. The emergence of Mongodb has intensified this trend. To some extent, Mongodb retains the data structure, retains some excellent features of relational databases, and discards some inefficient functions. Therefore, replacing mysql with Mongodb is feasible in many cases.

Replacing mysql with mongo requires connection with php. Php has built-in support for mysql, but the mongodb driver is not included in the official php package by default. Install it on your own.

First, you can download the php driver from the official mongodb website. Mongodb maintains a php driver project on github. The address is https://github.com/mongodb/developer-php-driver/downloads. You can download it as needed.

Download and decompress the package. Select the appropriate dll and change it to php_cmd.dll. Copy to the ext folder in your php Directory. My directory is D: \ WebServer \ php \ ext. Then modify your php. ini file. Add the following statement anywhere in the file.

;MongoDBextension=php_mongo.dll

Save php. ini and restart apache, iis, or php-fpm.

Use phpinfo (); to view your php environment.

It indicates that the installation is successful. Try the efficiency of mongo in php!