Linux Platform Installation MongoDB

MongoDB provides a 64-bit installation package for each Linux distribution, and you can download the installation package on the website.

: https://www.mongodb.com/download-center#community

Download the installation package and unzip the tgz(the installation on 64-bit Linux is shown below).

Curl-o https://fastdl.mongodb.org/linux/mongodb-linux-x86_ 64-3.0.6.tgz # download tar -ZXVF mongodb-linux-x86_64-3.0 6.tgz # unzip MV mongodb-< Span class= "PLN" >linux-x86_64-3.06//usr/local /mongodb # copy the unpacked package to the specified directory        

MongoDB's executable file is located in the bin directory, so you can add it to your path path:

Export PATH=<mongodb-Install-directory>/bin:$PATH 

<mongodb-install-directory> for your MongoDB installation path. As the /usr/local/mongodb of this article.

Create a database directory

MongoDB data is stored in the DB directory in the database directory, but this directory is not created automatically during the installation process, so you need to create the data directory manually and create the DB directory in the data directory.

In the following example we create the data directory under the root directory (/).

Note:/data/db is the default startup database path for MongoDB (--dbpath).

-/data/db   

Run MongoDB service on the command line

You can then execute the mongod command to start the MONGDB service by executing the bin directory in the MONGO installation directory on the command line.

Note: If your database directory is not/data/db, you can specify it through--dbpath.

$./Mongod2015-09-25t16:39:50.549+0800I JOURNAL[Initandlisten]Journal Dir=/data/Db/Journal2015-09-25t16:39:50.550+0800I JOURNAL[Initandlisten]Recover: NoJournal Files present, NoRecovery needed2015-09-25t16:39:50.869+0800I JOURNAL[Initandlisten]Preallocateisfaster=True 3.162015-09-25t16:39:51.206+0800 I JOURNAL [ initandlisten] Preallocateisfaster=< Span class= "KWD" >true 3.522015 -09-25t16: 39:52.775+0800 I JOURNAL [initandlisten]=true 7.7   

MongoDB Background Management Shell

If you need to get into MongoDB background management, you need to first open the bin directory under the MongoDB directory and then execute the MONGO command file.

The MongoDB Shell is an interactive JavaScript shell that comes with MongoDB and is used to manipulate and manage MongoDB.

When you enter MongoDB background, it is linked to the test document (database) by default:

/usr/local/MongoDB/./MONGOmongodb Shell version:3.0.  6connecting to: testWelcomeMongoDB Shell.  ...                    

Since it is a JavaScript shell, you can run some simple arithmetic operations:

>2+24>3+69        

Now let's insert some simple data and retrieve the inserted data:

>Db.Runoob.Insert({X:10})Writeresult({ "Ninserted" : 1 } ) > Db.. Find () {  "_id"  : objectid ( "5604FF74A274A611B0C990AA"   "x"  : 10 }< Span class= "pun" >>              

The first command inserts the number 10 into the X field of the Runoob collection.

MongoDb Web user interface

MongoDB provides a simple HTTP user interface. If you want to enable this feature, you need to specify the parameter--rest at boot time.

Note : This feature is only available for MongoDB 3.2 and earlier versions.

./--dbpath=/data/--rest     

MongoDB's Web interface access port is 1000 more than the service's port.

If your MongoDB run port uses the default of 27017, the address is: http://localhost:27017.

Precautions:

WinDOS shutting down the firewall when connecting to MongoDB under the Linux platform

[Email protected] bin]# Systemctl stop Firewalld.service

Linux Platform Installation MongoDB