MongoDB installation and its configuration

Installation:

Short installation path D:MONGODB for subsequent operation

Configuration:

1. Create a new Data folder and create a new DB and log folder under the Data folder with the following path

Mongodb\data\db

Mongodb\data\log

2. Start the Mongod service

MongoDB connects Port 27017 by default, you can enter http://localhost:27017 in the browser to see if the port is occupied by MongoDB

3. Run the MongoDB server as a Windows service

Create a new Mongo.config file in the MongoDB folder

D:\MongoDB\mongo.config

and enter it in the file

Dbpath=d:\mongodb\data\db

Logpath=d:\mongodb\data\log\mongo.log

Run cmd as Administrator (C\windows\system32\cmd) Enter the following command line

Here because I have done it before, so the Logpath=d:\mongodb\data\log\mongo.log in Mongo.config Statement to create a mongo.log file before it becomes a mongo.log.2016-12-02t16-56-43 file

Continue to enter services.msc on the command line to locate the MongoDB service and then start, configure to this finish

4.MongoDB Background Management Shell

If you need to get into MongoDB background management, you need to open the bin directory of the MongoDB directory first, then execute the mongo.exe file, MongoDB Shell is the interactive JavaScript shell that comes with MongoDB, An interactive environment that is used to manipulate and manage MongoDB.
When you enter MongoDB background, it is linked to the test document (database) by default:

You may encounter a flashback when running this program, and the solution is to confirm that the MongoDB service is already open in the previous step. Or the execution of this file from the command line does not flash back.

For a simple operation with this shell, see: http://www.runoob.com/mongodb/mongodb-window-install.html

MongoDB installation and its configuration