In this course I will teach you guys everything you need to know to get started with MongoDB.
- Cross platform,
- Open source
- Document oriented
- NoSql
- Fast
- Flexible (no need to match any data type)
- Installation
- Settings
- Creating Collection ( DB Table )
- Insert
- Find
- Query
- Filter
- Update
- Text Searching
- Bulk Operation
- Aggregation
By the end of this session Solid understanding of how MongoDB Works And you should be ready to start building your first database using MongoDB.
Now you will learn everything about installing MongoDB in Mac.
Is a package manager for MAC it helps u to install and manage other programs. Search for Homebrew in Google/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"Go To Terminal and past it in your terminal Enter password.
Then open terminal type below script and it will install and do the configuration for mongodb. brew install mongodb
To confirm MongoDB is installed run below script mongo --version
https://docs.mongodb.com/compass/master/install/ Once installed
Create a data folder where MongoDB will store all of its files then set the path to mongodb using below command.
mongod --dbpath c:/data
Next open a terminal and run mongod so that mongo server is keep running then.
Keep the mongo server terminal running. Therefore, Right Click to terminal icon and select new window and run below command you will see mongo db shell is running.
mongo --hpost localhost:27017
Now you have MongoDB Server running and also you are connected to the server you are ready to create collections. We will see that next.
Install MongoDB community server and MongoDB Compass User Interface
- Make sure you update the environment variable both system and user path with bin folder location of mongo db.
C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.0\bin - Make sure you have created or it already get created db folder at this location:
C:\data\db - Make sure your mongodb server is running if not then open cmd and run below script
mongod