MongoDB Monitor three MongoDB self-monitoring method

1. Rest interface
   

   MongoDB provides a simple rest interface that can be used to configure monitoring and alerting scripts and other administrative tasks.

   You can turn on the rest interface support by adding the--rest parameter at the command line or by using the config file plus rest=true.

   Refer to document http://docs.mongodb.org/ecosystem/tools/http-interfaces/for details

2. HTTP interface

   MongoDB provides a simple HTTP interface, as the current MongoDB instance runs on a port that is 28018, which can be accessed via http://127.0.0.1:38018

   Refer to document http://docs.mongodb.org/ecosystem/tools/http-interfaces/for details

3. MongoDB Database command

   MongoDB provides some database commands that can fine-grained reflect the operation of MongoDB, the output of these commands can be used to write custom monitoring scripts.
   

   Db.currentop () returns a document record of the operation currently being performed by the DB instance

   Db.currentop () can display more detailed information, including idle connections and system operations, without parameters or with a true parameter.

   Db.currentop (True)

   Only

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MongoDB Monitor three MongoDB self-monitoring method