Install MongoDB in Ubuntu and how to start it by yourself

I installed the Mongodb database in Ubuntu 13.10. Now I want to write down the installation method and the automatic start method:

1. apt-get update Software Library

2. apt-get install mongodb

3. After installation, You need to modify the relevant configuration file to modify the data storage path.
Vi/etc/mongodb. conf
Dbpath =/www/mongodb
Vi/etc/init. d/mongodb
DATA =/www/mongodb
Mkdir/www/mongodb/
Chown-R mongodb: nogroup/www/mongodb/

4. Start Mongodb
/Etc/init. d/mongodb start, which is started by default at the beginning. You do not need this step.

5. Check whether the startup is successful.
Netstat-antup
Cat/var/log/mongodb. log

6. Test the mongo client.
Mongo
Db. foo. save ({a: 1 })
Db. foo. findOne ()

7. The Mongodb service is automatically started in the background.

Enter/usr/bin/and enter the following command:
./Mongod -- dbpath/var/lib/mongodb/-- logpath/var/log/mongodb. log -- logappend &
Background running program

At this step, the Mongodb database has been installed.

Note:

How can I enable Mongodb extension in PHP?
1. install php mongo
Sudo pecl install mongo
2. Enable the module
Vi/etc/php5/cli/conf. d/mongodb. ini
Extension = mongo. so
3. Check whether the installation is successful.
Php-m
4. Restart Apache

Complete.

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