MongoDB installation in Ubuntu environment (take mongodb3.2 as an example)

Download the software here will not say, it is best to download the official version.

Extract

sudo tar-zxvf/usr/test/soft/mongodb-linux-x86_64-ubuntu1404-3.2.6.tgz-c/usr/test

Move

sudo mv/usr/test/mongodb-linux-x86_64-ubuntu1404-3.2.6/usr/test/mongodb3.2

New Catalog

mkdir-p/usr/test/mongodb3.2/data/db //db Directory

Mkdir/usr/test/mongodb3.2/log //store log directory

Add/usr/test/mongodb3.2/mongod.conf configuration file, adding the following content

dbpath=/usr/test/mongodb3.2/data/db
Logpath=/usr/test/mongodb3.2/log/mongodb.log
Logappend=true
Fork=true

Start MongoDB
/usr/test/mongodb3.2/bin/mongod--config/usr/test/mongodb3.2/mongod.conf

Now it's time to get into MongoDB operation.

Enter MongoDB
/usr/jiankongyun/mongodb3.2/bin/mongo
> Show DBS

> Use Test

> Show Collections

> Db. Test. Find ()

> Exit

Configure MongoDB Auto-start, edit the/etc/rc.local file, add the following:
/usr/test/mongodb3.2/bin/mongod--config/usr/test/mongodb3.2/mongod.conf

The deployment of NUTCH+MONGODB data here is complete. In the Linux operating system can also encounter such a problem, as long as the heart to carefully review the error prompt has log view log, the problem can always be resolved.

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MongoDB installation in Ubuntu environment (take mongodb3.2 as an example)