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  1. Brew tap mongodb/brew. Brew install mongodb-community. Brew services start mongodb-community. For more information regarding the same, refer the following link.
  2. Fortunately, the team of mongodb is maintaining a custom Homebrew tap. You can uninstall the old mongodb and reinstall the new one from the new tap. Brew services stop mongodb brew uninstall mongodb brew tap mongodb/brew brew install mongodb-community brew services start mongodb-community Check mongodb/homebrew-brew for more info.

Go to the MongoDB download page and download the installer (.msi file). Double-click the downloaded.msi file and follow the instructions. The procedure will also install MongoDB Compass, a MongoDB client that lets you manage your database through a graphical interface.

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  • 1 Instructions for MacOS users
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In this page you’ll find instructions to install MongoDB on your computer.

You’ll need to use commands in the Terminal to install MongoDB.

1.1 Prerequisites

  • Install XCode. You’ll find it for free in the Mac App Store.

  • Install Homebrew, a command-line utility that let’s you install several software applications. Type the following command inthe Terminal:

  • Install MongoDB Compass, a MongoDB client that communicates with a MongoDB server and lets you manipulateyour MongoDB databases through a graphical interface.You’ll find the installer package at this page.

1.2 Installation

You can watch the following video that details how to install MongoDB,start the server and connect to the server through MongoDB Compass.

The commands used in the video are detailed below.

  • Tap the official MongoDB Homebrew tap with the following command:
  • Type the following command to install MongoDB:

1.3 Launch the MongoDB server

Type the following command:

1.4 Launch MongoDB compass

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  • Open MongoDB Compass.

  • After few clicks you should land on the “New Connection” page.

  • In the textfield under the message “Paste your connection string (SRV or Standard)”, pastethe following URI and click on “Connect”.

  • If everything goes well, you should see a list of databases.

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1.5 Stop the MongoDB server

If, for any reason, you want to stop the MongoDB server,type the following command in the Terminal:

NOTICE

Remember to start the MongoDB server when you need to access your databasesusing MongoDB Compass.

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You can follow the procedure in the following video.You can read a detailed description of the installation stepsbelow.

  • Go to the MongoDB download page anddownload the installer (.msi file).

  • Double-click the downloaded .msi file and follow the instructions.The procedure will also install MongoDB Compass, a MongoDB client that lets youmanage your database through a graphical interface.

  • Once the installation procedure is over, the MongoDB server is automatically started.

  • MongoDB Compass should execute automatically too. After few clicks you should land onthe “New Connection” page.

  • In the textfield under the message “Paste your connection string (SRV or Standard)”, pastethe following URI and click on “Connect”.

  • If everything goes well, you should see a list of databases.

If, for any reason, you wish to stop the MongoDB server,you can use the Services console and stop the corresponding service, as shown in the video.

NOTICE

Remember to start the MongoDB server when you need to access your databasesusing MongoDB Compass.

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