I tried phpMyAdmin a few days ago. It is fully functional and easy to use. I have seen some MongoDB management tools before, so I want to give it a try. Rock_mongo is involved.
I tried phpMyAdmin a few days ago. It is fully functional and easy to use. I have seen some MongoDB management tools before, so I want to give it a try. Rock_mongo is involved.
I tried phpMyAdmin a few days ago. It is fully functional and easy to use. I have seen some MongoDB management tools before, so I want to give it a try. Rock_mongo has been selected, and it turns out that the selection is correct. There are also Chinese documents.
I. Installation
The installation is very simple and requires three conditions:
1. php5 and later versions
2. MongoDB driver for PHP
3. Apache, Nginx, and other HTTP servers
Because phpMyAdmin is installed before, php is already Version 5.3, and Apache is running, so the MongoDB driver of PHP is left. Php-mongo-driver has a detailed installation documentation. you can install it according to the installation steps. The installation process is as follows:
First, I tried to install the rpm package, but failed due to the php-common version :(
# Wget
# Yum-y install php-mongo-1.0.10-csaapi.x86_64.rpm
Download and install the source code:
# Wget -- no-check-certificate https://nodeload.github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/tarball/master
The phpize command does not exist. Run the following command to install the php development kit:
Yum-y install php53-devel.x86_64
After installation, install php-mongo-driver:
# Phpize
Installing shared extensions:/usr/lib64/php/modules/
Go to the/usr/lib64/php/modules/directory to view the mongo. so file.
Rock_mongo does not need to be installed. Download () and decompress it. Here I download v1.1.0.