Start MongoDB under Linux (backend mode)

To create a data catalog:

# Mkdir/data/mongo

Creating a configuration file

# VI/DATA/MONGO/MONGODB.CNF

dbpath=/data/mongo/

Logpath=/data/mongo/mongo.log

Logappend=true

Fork=true

port=27017

Or: Do not create a configuration file by starting with the Mongod parameter or you can

1, configuration file mode start MONGO

# bin/mongod-f/DATA/MONGO/MONGODB.CNF

or # Bin/mongod-f/DATA/MONGO/MONGODB.CNF & (performed in the background)

2. Parameter start MONGO

bin/mongod-dbpath/data/mongo/-logpath/data/mongo/mongo.log-logappend-fork-port 27017

The terminal input:

All output going to:/data/mongo/mongo.log

After success, you can log in MONGO

# Bin/mongo

The terminal input:

MongoDB Shell version:2.2.3

Connecting To:test

>

Now MONGO can be used normally.

If you let MONGO start automatically with Linux, add the following in/etc/rc.local:

Rm/data/mongo/mongod,.lock #停止可能在运行的mongo

/.../bin/mongod-f/data/mongo/mongodb.cnf

Or

/.../bin/mongod-dbpath/data/mongo/-logpath/data/mongo/mongo.log-logappend-fork-port 27017

Accompanying reminders:

1. Background start node command: Nohup node/.../app.js &

2. Stop node and MONGO all with kill

3, if there is a start error error:child process failed, exited with error number 100, generally because the last MongoDB did not shut down normally, only need RM/.../mongod.lock good

Start MongoDB under Linux (background mode)