MongoDB is a popular, NoSQL database that is used to store and manage large collections of data in a JSON-like format. It is extremely flexible and can be used in a variety of applications, including web and mobile applications and IoT devices. MongoDB features high performance and easy scalability, providing powerful search, query, and data aggregation tools.
MongoDB (AlmaLinux 8)
- OS: almalinux 8
Description
Software included
| Package | Version |
|---|---|
| MongoDB server | 6.0.4 |
Initial configuration
This application listens for queries on localhost by default. To get started you will need to login to your server via SSH, escalate privileges to root and execute MongoDB shell command mongosh. Then you will need to configure your MongoDB installation file /etc/mongod.conf according to your software requirements.
Controlling MongoDB service
Check the status of MongoDB service
systemctl status mongod
Restarting MongoDB service
systemctl restart mongod
Stopping MongoDB service
systemctl stop mongod
Starting MongoDB service
systemctl start mongod