MongoDB learning journey 5: Common MongoDB tools

MongoDB provides a series of useful tools in the bin directory, which provide convenience for MongoDB O & M management. Suitable for DBA or website O & M personnel! Bsondump: dumping bson-type files into json-type data mongo: the client command line tool is actually a js interpreter that supports js syntax mongod: Data

MongoDB provides a series of useful tools in the bin directory, which provide convenience for MongoDB O & M management. Suitable for DBA or website O & M personnel! Bsondump: dumping bson-type files into json-type data mongo: the client command line tool is actually a js interpreter that supports js syntax mongod: Data

MongoDB provides a series of useful tools in the bin directory, which provide convenience for MongoDB O & M management.

Suitable for DBA or website O & M personnel!

Bsondump: Dump bson files into json data

Mongo: the client command line tool is actually a js interpreter that supports js syntax.

Mongod: database server. Each instance starts a process and can run fork on the background.

Mongodump/mongorestore: database backup and recovery tools

Export export/Export Import: data export and import tool

Program Files: GridFS management tool for Binary File Access

Mongos: shard routing. If sharding is used, the application is connected to mongos instead of mongod.

Mongosniff: this tool is similar to tcpdump. The difference is that it only monitors MongoDB-related packet requests and outputs data in a specified readable form.

Mongostat: real-time performance monitoring tool