Sunday, May 26, 2013

MongoDB How-to Install & Quick Getting-Started for Linux RedHat RHEL 6.4 KDE4 i686/x86_64 Step-by-Step Easy Guide

The Guide Show Step-by-Step How-to Install and Quick Getting-Started on the MongoDB NoSQL Database for Linux RedHat RHEL 6.4 KDE4 32/64bit Desktop.

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Fedora MongoDB
  1. Open Terminal Window
    Linux Fedora 14-18 Kde4 Open Terminal
  2. SetUp Yum Repo for Latest MongoDB Installation:

    MongoDB Yum Repo Setup
  3. Installing the MongoDB Database for RedHat RHEL
    yum install mongo-10gen mongo-10gen-server
  4. Starting the MongoDB Server
    service mongod start

    To Enable Start at Boot:

    chkconfig mongod on

    To Stop MongoDB Server:

    service mongod stop

    To Restart MongoDB Server:

    service mongod restart
  5. MongoDB Quick Getting-Started:

    MongoDB First Steps