Linux MongoDB configuration + RockMongo management and monitoring

Linux MongoDB configuration + RockMongo management and monitoring

1. Download mongodb-linux-x86_64-2.0.5.tgz

2. Extract

3. mkdir-p/data/monogodbdata

4. start the bin directory: nohup. /mongod -- dbpath =/data/monogodbdata/-- logpath =/data/monogodbdata/mongodblog-logappend-journal-oplogSize = 1024 -- profile = 1 -- slowms = 2 &; or force daemon :. /mongod -- dbpath =/data/monogodbdata/-- logpath =/data/monogodbdata/mongodblog-logappend-journal-oplogSize = 1024 -- profile = 1 -- auth -- slowms = 2 -- fork

5. First, establish system-level management permissions,

A .. /mongo B. show dbs c. use admin d. db. addUser ("zkt", "123") e. db. auth ("zkt", "123 ")

./Mongo admin-u zkt-p verification --- this is the creation of system-level users

Set users for characteristic databases

After logging on with a system-level user, you can create an operation for a specified authorized user.

./Mongo admin-u zkt-p

MongoDB shell version: 2.0.5

Enter password:

Connecting to: admin

> Show dbs

Admin 0.203125 GB

Local (empty)

My 0.203125 GB

Test (empty)

> Use my

Switched to db my

> Db. addUser ("aa", "aaa", false)

{"N": 0, "connectionId": 9, "err": null, "OK": 1}

{

"User": "aa ",

"ReadOnly": false,

"Pwd": "a68da2a977ad1f51392ba1b8cf5d0828 ",

"_ Id": ObjectId ("4fd25725736d04754b075a31 ")

}

> Exit

./Mongo my-u aa-p

MongoDB shell version: 2.0.5

Enter password:

Connecting to: my

This enables permission management.

 

6. Create a database: use mydb;

In this way, a database is created.

This step is very important. If you leave the database without any operations, the database will be deleted by the system.

Verify -------------------------------

Then use the insert statement:

Db. usr. insert ({'name': 'tompig '});

Run the following command to view

Show collections; --- view 'table'

Show dbs.

Common sense: Only one server in mongodb is writable.

 

Backup Data:

./Mongodump-u my-p my-d mydb-o/usr/local/backup

To ensure data consistency,

./Mongo admin-u two-p two

1. db. runCommand ({"fsync": 1, "lock": 1}), 2. Run mongodump, 3 db. fsyncUnlock (); db. currentOP ()

Restore database

./Mongorestore-u two-p two-d mydb -- directoryperdb/usr/local/tt/mydb (yes, the admin user password)

Management tools

1. download and install The MongoDB PHP driver. Http://www.php.net/manual/en/mongo.installation.php#mongo.installation.nix download php-mongo-1.0.10-csaapi.src then install

2. Download mongo-php-driver. Https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver

$ Tar zxvf mongodb-php-driver-<commit_id> .tar.gz

$ Cd mongodb-php-driver-<commit_id>

$ Phpize -- find the php installation directory and run/usr/local/php/bin/phpize to automatically generate the configure file

$./Configure if it fails./configure -- with-php-config =/usr/local/php/bin/php-config -- find the location of the file and specify

$ Make install

3. Modify php. ini

[Root @ ceshi ~] # Find/-name "mongo. so"

/Usr/local/php/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20060613/mongo. so

/Usr/local/nginx/html/rockmongo/mongodb-mongo-php-driver-ead5de2/. libs/mongo. so

/Usr/local/nginx/html/rockmongo/mongodb-mongo-php-driver-ead5de2/modules/mongo. so

Modify extension_dir = "./" -- point to location, extension_dir = "/usr/local/php/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20060613"

Add extension = mongo. so

Restart php,./php-fpm restart

Modify the MongoDB server address configuration in config. php of rockmongo.

Open the browser and enter the address http: // host/rockmongo. Enter the configured admin and its password to start using it.