MongoDB Deployment Notes

Please reprint from the source: http://eksliang.iteye.com/blog/2173950

1. Download address

The official website of MongoDB is: http://www.mongodb.org/downloads

Go to this page to download the latest MongoDB

2. Deployment on the Linux system

Below is my deployment

1) Create a new /usr/mongodb directory to deploy mongodb

[root@localhost mongodb]# mkdir -p /usr/mongodb

2) Enter /usr/local/mongodb and create the following directory

[root@localhost mongodb]#mkdir -p ./data/db -- store the data files of mongodb
[root@localhost mongodb]#mkidr ./install -- store the deployment file of mongodb
[root@localhost mongodb]#mkdir ./logs -- store log files of mongodb
[root@localhost mongodb]#mkdir ./bin -- store some scripts written by yourself, such as scripts to start mongodb

The structure is shown in the figure below

3) Write startup.sh under the current bin directory to start mongodb, the content is as follows

#!/bin/bash
/usr/mongodb/install/mongodb-linux-i686-2.6.6/bin/mongod -port=27017 --dbpath /usr/mongodb/data/db --logpath /usr/mongodb/logs/mongo.log --fork --logappend

Parameter meaning:

mongod	is the command to start mongodb
-port	The port used when mongodb starts
--dbpath	Specify a directory as the mongodb database storage path
--logpath	log file storage path
--logappend	Log files are automatically accumulated instead of overwritten
--fork	Start the Mongdb service in the background
--directoryperdb	Store each database in a separate directory
--bind_ip	Restrict IP access

3. mongodb configuration mode to start (recommended)

Create the following mongodb.conf file under the ./bin directory to configure the startup parameters of mongodb

For example, the content of my mongodb.conf file is as follows:

port=27017
dbpath=/usr/mongodb/data/db
logpath=/usr/mongodb/logs/mongo.log
fork=true
logappend=true

The execution command is as follows:

[root@localhost bin]# mongod -f mongodb.conf
or
[root@localhost bin]# mongod --config mongodb.conf

4. MongoDB connection client

1) If it is on the local machine (the operating system where the mongodb server is located)

Enter mongo directly, at this time the shell will automatically connect to the test database of the mongodb server, as shown below

2) If you are connecting on other servers, you can use the following methods, as shown in the figure below

To leave the current shell, you only need ctrl+c.

5. The closure of mongodb

Execute after connecting to mongodb
use admin
db.shutdownServer()

MongoDB startup parameter description:

http://blog.csdn.net/fdipzone/article/details/7442162