This starts the interactive console that you can use to interact with the running mongod server.
Open another terminal window, and type the following: mongo Do not close the Terminal.app while the mongod process is running. Now you can start interacting with MongoDB. This starts a MongoDB server in your computer. You will not need to do this if you are running the application using Docker. Open up your terminal (Terminal.app on Mac, Terminal on Linux, Console on Windows), unless you've got it already open, and type the following: mongod
If you are using Windows and have installed MongoDB using Docker, as linked above, follow these instructions inside the Kinematic application. Using MongoDB is, you'll be glad to hear, easier than installing it! Please refer to the installation instructions for your distribution: Then, still in your terminal, type the following: brew updateĮach Linux distribution has specific instructions to install it.
#Brew install mongodb linux code#
Open up your Terminal.app (you can find it by typing 'term' in Spotlight) and pasting the code below into your terminal: /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL )"
#Brew install mongodb linux software#
Homebrew is a package manager: a software used to install other software. If you are using Windows, you may want to follow the instructions linked here, as opposed to installing MongoDB directly onto your system. Lets get started with installing MongoDB by going to the downloads page ( ) and following the instructions on the page (also below). Introduction to MongoDB Installing MongoDB
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