Installation and self-startup method under Mongodb Ubuntu

Today, I took some time to install the Mongodb database under Ubuntu 13.10. Now I write down the installation operation method and the automatic startup method:

1. apt-get update Update Library 2. apt-get install mongodb

3. After installation, you need to modify the relevant configuration file to modify the data storage path

vi /etc/mongodb.conf dbpath=/www/mongodbvi /etc/init.d/mongodb DATA=/www/mongodbmkdir /www/mongodb/ chown -R mongodb:nogroup /www/mongodb/

4. Start Mongodb

/etc/init.d/mongodb start，

It is started by default when it is installed at the beginning. This step is not required.

5. Confirm if startup is successful

netstat -antup cat /var/log/mongodb/mongodb.log

6. Testing the mongo client

mongo db.foo.save({a:1}) db.foo.findOne()

7. Operation Mongodb service background automatic start

Enter the following command under/usr/bin/

./ mongod --dbpath /var/lib/mongodb/ --logpath /var/log/mongodb/mongodb.log --logappend &

background running program

At this point, the Mongodb database is installed.

Additional information:

How to open Mongodb extensions in PHP?

1. Install php mongo

sudo pecl install mongo

2. enablement module

vi /etc/php5/cli/conf.d/mongodb.ini

extension=mongo.so

3. Confirm successful installation

php -m

4. restart Apache

Done!