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That’s all, Data Geeks! Hope my learnings have been helpful!įor easy navigation, here’s a link to the main post that provides a link to all posts in this series Roles: [ ’> $MONGO_HOME/mongod.pidįollowing aliases are created to make life easy:Īlias mongo-start=’/Users/keith/Data/appData/mongodb/scripts/run-mongo.sh start’Īlias mongo-stop=’/Users/keith/Data/appData/mongodb/scripts/run-mongo.sh stop’ You can follow this link to get rid of the warning.įollowing is the user created on my system.
When you login to mongo, you might get a warning saying access controls are not provided to the database. $ mkdir -p /Users/keith/Data/appData/mongodb/data/db $ mkdir -p /usr/local/Cellar/mongodb/3.6.5/logs Run the following commands to make sure the paths exist: Path: /usr/local/Cellar/mongodb/3.6.5/logs/mongo.logĭbPath: /Users/keith/Data/appData/mongodb/data/db Path: /usr/local/var/log/mongodb/mongo.log Homebrew sets up the MongoDB config file nf under /usr/local/etc/. To install MongoDB, just do the regular brew install as follows:Īt the moment (), brew install MongoDB v3.6.5.Īfter install is complete, you should see the following:Įxport MONGO_HOME=/usr/local/Cellar/mongodb/3.6.5 You can check python version in your terminal using python -V.