MongoDB-Start & Connect database

1> starting the database

1.1> Add the following directories in turn:

1.1.1> Mongodb-space

1.1.2> mongodb-space/conf

1.1.3> Mongodb-space/data

1.1.4> Mongodb-space/log

1.2> Add the global-6969.conf file under the mongodb-space/conf directory.

1.3> writes the following configuration to the global-6969.conf file:

Port = 6969bind_ip = Localhostdbpath =/users/morton/mongodb-space/data/global-6969logpath =/Users/Morton/ Mongodb-space/log/global-6969.loglogappend = Truepidfilepath =/users/morton/mongodb-space/data/global-6969/ Global-6969.pidfork = True

1.3.1> Note: The path configuration in which you use the absolute path is based on your native environment.

1.4> executes the mongod-f/users/morton/mongodb-space/conf/global-6969.conf command, which starts the database.

1.4.1> tip: This step is to create & start the MongoDB database service instead of the database, where you can create multiple databases.

1.4.2> tip: The data file is stored in the directory specified by the global-6969.conf file DBPath entry.

2> Connection Database

2.1> executes the MONGO Localhost:6969/susulink command, that is, the database is connected and the database name is Susulink.

MongoDB-Start & Connect database