- Go to Downloads - MongoDB.
- Find the Current Stable Release of Community
Server, select the latest 64-bit / 32-bit version
in the Windows column. Download, then run the MSI installer.
- MongoDB is typically installed
in C:\Program Files\MongoDB.
Search for Environment Variables on the desktop and add the MongoDB binaries
path to the PATH variable. For example, you might find the binaries at C:\Program
Files\MongoDB\Server\3.4\bin on your machine.
4. Create MongoDB data and log directories in the
data disk (such as drive F:) you created in the
preceding steps. From Start, select Command Prompt to open a command prompt window. Type:
C:\> F:
F:\> mkdir
\MongoData
F:\> mkdir
\MongoLogs
5. To run the database move to the C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.4\bin
path, run:
C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\3.4\bin> mongod --dbpath
F:\MongoData\ --logpath F:\MongoLogs\mongolog.log
All log messages are directed to the F:\MongoLogs\mongolog.log file
as mongod.exe server starts and
preallocates journal files. It may take several minutes for MongoDB to preallocate the journal
files and start listening for connections. The command prompt stays focused on
this task while your MongoDB instance is running.
6. To start the MongoDB administrative shell,
open another command window from Start and type the
following commands:
C:\> cd
\my_mongo_dir\bin
C:\my_mongo_dir\bin> mongo
>db
test
> db.foo.insert(
{ a : 1 } )
>
db.foo.find()
{ _id : ..., a : 1
}
> show dbs
...
> show
collections
...
> help
The database is created by the insert.
7. Alternatively, you can install mongod.exe as a service:
C:\> mongod
--dbpath F:\MongoData\ --logpath F:\MongoLogs\mongolog.log --logappend --install
A service is installed named MongoDB with a
description of "Mongo DB". The --logpath option must be used to specify a log file, since the
running service does not have a command window to display output. The --logappend option specifies that a restart of the service causes
output to append to the existing log file. The --dbpath option specifies the location of the data directory. For
more service-related command-line options, see Service-related command-line options.
To start the service,
run this command:
C:\> net start MongoDB
- Now that MongoDB is installed and running.
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