MongoDB Background Daemon mode start

MongoDB can be started by command line and configuration file, the specific command is as follows:

Command line:

[[email protected] MongoDB] # ./bin/mongod--dbpath=/data/db

Configuration file:

[[email protected] MongoDB] # ./bin/mongod-f mongodb.conf

However, both of these methods start the MongoDB process in the foreground, and if the session window is closed, the MongoDB process also stops. But MongoDB also provides a background daemon way to start, only need to add a "--fork" parameter, it is worth noting that the "--fork" parameter must be enabled "--logpath" parameter. As shown below:

[[email protected] MongoDB] # ./bin/mongod--dbpath=data/db--fork--fork have to being used with--logpath[[email protected] MongoDB]
   
    #
    all output going to:/opt/mongodb/log/
    3300
    [[email protected] MongoDB]
    #
   

The fork parameter that the daemon mode starts can also be configured in the configuration file as follows:

port=27017dbpath=data/dblogpath=log/mongodb.loglogappend=truefork=true

Then the configuration file starts after MongoDB is also started in the background:

[[email protected] MongoDB] #  all output going to:/opt/mongodb/log/3377

Reference: http://chenzhou123520.iteye.com/blog/1634676

MongoDB Background Daemon mode start