Getting Started with MongoDB--Installation and configuration

  Zhanhailiang Date: 2014-11-07

1. Install MongoDB:

[Root@~/Wade/Nodejs/Nodeclub]# Yum Search MongoDB[Root@~/Wade/Nodejs/Nodeclub]# yum Install mongodb.x86_64 mongodb-server.x86_64 libmongodb.x86_64 libmongodb-devel.x86_64

2. Start MongoDB service with config file + background run mode:

[Root@/Usr/Local/Mongodb]# lsConf data log[Root@/Usr/Local/Mongodb/Conf]# cat Mongodb_27017.confFork =trueBind_ip = 127.0.0.1port =27017DBPath =/Usr/Local/Mongodb/Data/LogPath =/Usr/Local/Mongodb/Log/Mongodb_27017.loglogappend =trueJournal =true[Root@/Usr/Local/Mongodb/Conf]# mongod-f/usr/local/mongodb/conf/mongodb_27017.confAbout-to-fork child process, waitinguntilServer is ready forConnections.forked Process:21732All output going to:/Usr/Local/Mongodb/Log/Mongodb_27017.logchild process started successfully, parent exiting[Root@/Usr/Local/Mongodb/Conf]# Ps-ef|grep MongoDBRoot21732     1  0  at: A? 00:00:00 Mongod- F /Usr/Local/Mongodb/Conf/Mongodb_27017.confroot21750 21441  0  at: APts/100:00:00grepMongodb

which

• fork: Indicates whether the later process mode is started.
• bind_ IP:MONGODB process-bound listening IP, default to localhost (127.0.0.1)
• port:mongodb service listens on TCP port, default is 27017
• dbpath: Data Catalog
• logpath: Log directory
• logappend: Log append
• journal: Whether to turn on the pre-write log

3. Log in to MongoDB using client MONGO to test if the MONGODB service is functioning properly:

[Root@/Usr/Local/Mongodb/Conf]# MONGOMongoDB Shell version:2.4.6connecting to:Test>Version()2.4.6

4. Stop the MongoDB service:

You can use client logons to stop the MongoDB service:

[Root@/Usr/Local/Mongodb/Conf]# MONGOMongoDB Shell version:2.4.6connecting to:Test>Use admin;switched to DB admin>Db.shutdownserver(); Fri Nov7  at: $:54.710Dbclientcursor::init Call()Failedserver should is down ... Fri Nov7  at: $:54.712Trying reconnect to 127.0.0.1:27017Fri Nov7  at: $:54.712Reconnect 127.0.0.1:27017Failed couldn' t connect to server 127.0.0.1:27017

You can also use the Mongod command to close:

[ root@/ usr/ local< Span class= "sy0" style= "Color:rgb (102,204,102)" >/ mongodb / conf " # mongod--shutdown-f/usr/local/mongodb/conf/mongodb_27017.conf  killing process with PID: Span class= "nu0" style= "Color:rgb (204,102,204)" >23099  

Recommended reading:

• Manage Mongod Processes
• MongoDB: Start Service
• MongoDB: Close Service

Getting Started with MongoDB--Installation and configuration