MongoDB installed and configured under Linux

1. Download the Linux version of MongoDB (note the difference between 32-bit and 64-bit): http://www.mongodb.org/downloads

2. Place the downloaded MongoDB installation file mongodb-linux-i686-1.6.5.tgz under/usr/local/

3. Unzip TAR-ZXVF mongodb-linux-i686-1.6.5.tgz

Rename MV Mongodb-linux-i686-1.6.5.tgz MongoDB

4, create the database file directory, the default is/data/db, I put the database file directory under the current folder, Mkdir-p data/db, create log directory mkdir logs

5. Start the service Cd/usr/local/mongodb/bin

./mongod-dbpath=. /data/db-logpath=. /log/mongodb.log

6. Start the client shell test

[Email protected] bin]#/mongo MongoDB shell version:1.6.5 connecting to:test > Db.foo.save ({a:1}) > Db.foo.find () {"_id": ObjectId ("4d292a457e289d5d90dc6f33"), "a": 1}

7. Add MongoDB service to random start

Vi/etc/rc.local

Use the VI Editor to open the configuration file and add the following line of code to it

/usr/local/mongodb/bin/mongod-dbpath=/usr/local/mongodb/data/db--port 27017

-logpath=/usr/local/mongodb/log--logappend

8. Connect to the MongoDB client, the following message appears to start successfully./mongodbbin/mongo MongoDB shell version:1.6.5 connecting to:test >

9, script start off MongoDB

# # Start-mongod.shMongodir=/usr/local/mongodbMONGOD=$MONGODIR/bin/mongodMONGO= $MONGODIR/bin/mongodbdir=$ Mongodir/data/dblogpath= $MONGODIR/log/mongodb.log # Mongod would print its PID, so store it in Out.tmp, then # print it using awk to MONGOD.P Id $MONGOD--dbpath  $DBDIR--fork--logpath  $LOGPATH--logappend > Out.tmpawk  "NR = = 2 {print $} ' < out.tmp > mongod.pidsleep 3 $MONGO < on Start.js## in Onstart.jsuse admin;db.runcommand ( "logRotate" ); ## stop-mongod.shkill-15  ' cat  $mongod. Pid              

MongoDB is installed and configured under Linux