This tutorial will teach you how to install and configure a 3 node MongoDB Replica Set on Linux to achieve high availability, redundancy and increased data availability.
MongoDB
A collection of 12 posts
MongoDB Cheatsheet with PyMongo
In this tutorial we will get hands-on experience with MongoDB using the PyMongo package using Python.
Setup a 3 Node MongoDB Replica Set on Ubuntu
Setup a 3 Node Replica-Set MongoDB Cluster to showcase data durability on Civo Cloud
Create Read Only Users in MongoDB
In this post I will demonstrate how to setup 2 read only users in MongoDB. One user that will have access to one MongoDB Database and all the Collections, and one user with access to one MongoDB Database and only
MongoDB Examples with the Mongo Shell
In this post we will go through some basic examples on how to write, read, update and delete data with MongoDB using the Mongo Shell. Pre-Requisites: You will need to have a running MongoDB Server, you can follow this post
Backup and Restore Mutliple Collections From a Database With MongoDB
From a previous post we've Setup a 3 Node MongoDB Replica Set Cluster [https://sysadmins.co.za/setup-a-3-node-mongodb-replica-set-on-ubuntu-16/], and in this post we will go through the steps of backing up a database and restoring it to another
Setup a 3 Node MongoDB Replica Set on Ubuntu 16
Today we will setup a 3 Node Replica Set for MongoDB on Ubuntu 16. A Replica Set is a form of data replication, so that your data resides on more than one node for data durability. We will setup the
How to Setup MongoDB Server on Ubuntu and Enable Authentication
Introduction: Today we will setup a Single Instance of MongoDB Server on Ubuntu and will be using Ubuntu 16.04 for this tutorial. What is MongoDB? MongoDB is one of the NoSQL types of Databases, which is designed as shema-less
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