Linux configuration mongodb~

OK Let's first download a wave of mongodb~ (64-bit Ubuntu)

Curl-o https://fastdl.mongodb.org/linux/mongodb-linux-x86_ 64-3.0.6.tgz # download tar -ZXVF mongodb-linux-x86_64-3.0 6.tgz # unzip MV mongodb-< Span class= "PLN" >linux-x86_64-3.06//usr/local /mongodb # copy the unpacked package to the specified directory        

Next Configure the environment variable pressure yajing--!

Export PATH=<mongodb-Install-directory>/bin:$PATH 


<mongodb-install-directory> for your MongoDB installation path. As the/usr/local/mongodb of this article

Create the next database directory! and create the configuration file by the way!

mkdir -p /data/db        
 
  directory has been created, note:/DATA/DB is the default starting database path for MongoDB (--dbpath). 
  
 # vi/data/mongo/mongodb.conf 
  
 mongodb.conf The file configuration parameters (easy to start or start directly from the command line configuration parameters) 
 
 /strong>dbpath=/data/mongo/
 Logpath=/data/mongo/mongo.log 
 logappend=true 
 fork=true 
 port=27017 
 
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 Note: logappend prevent the log from being deleted 
 Fork background run (prevent terminal restart shutdown) 

Now let's start MONGO!

First: Configuration file startup
# bin/mongod-f/data/mongo/mongodb.conf
The second type: Configuration parameters start
# Mongod--fork--logpath=usr/local/mongodb/log/mongodb.log--logappend--dbpath=usr/local/mongodb/data/db/

Let's test it.
Bin/mongo
Terminal output

MongoDB Shell version:3.0.6

Connecting To:test

>

Success!

Attached: The Pits encountered! Keng! Keng!
I. Need to delete Mongod.lock
Two. External network if access needs to go to etc/mongodb.conf to change bind_ip to 0.0.0.0 or comment out

Linux configuration mongodb~