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Installation and CRUD for Mongodb – Learn Mongodb for Dummies

ByDimas Satria Prakoso
Poster for Learn MongoDB blog

Installation for MongoDB locally on windows computer

Download MongoDB here. Choose the MongoDB Community Server.

Tutorial: Run the installer
Tutorial: Installation

Edit your environment variable in System Properties. Edit path variable on your User Variables. Add The MongoDB’s Bin folder, usually in C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.2\bin

Tutorial: Edit Path

 

 

$ mongod

Tutorial: Run Mongod

$ mongo

To use MongoDB, you can use it from MongoDB Shell. Run Mongo
Tutorial: Run Mongo

CRUD for MongoDB Compass

First Step: Make a local connection. Type mongodb://localhost

Tutorial: Make Local Connection on MongoDB Compass


The rest of it you can watch it on the videos down below..

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