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Download MongoDB (Linux version) from MongoDB official website.

Upload the downloaded MongoDB installation package to the Linux server

Third, use the "tar xgr installation package name" command to extract the MongoDB installation package

Fourth, use the "mkdir / data/, mkdir / db" command to create data files to store records

Use the command ". / mongod-- dbpath / data/db" to start the MongoDB database.

6. Or use the command ". / mongod-- dbpath / data/db-- fork-- logpath / data/db/mongo.log &" to start the database

Note: both the fifth step and the sixth step can start the database normally, the difference between them is that the fifth step starts the command in the foreground, and the sixth step starts the background service.

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