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== MongoDB Workbook ==
 
== MongoDB Workbook ==
  
Not this workbook is currently in progress!
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Note: this workbook is currently Work in Progress!
  
 
MongoDB is a NoSQL database available on mi-linux, using a command line prompt. If you are taking a module using this database you will have an account automatically created for you. If you are a Project student who wishes to use the database, please contact M.Garvey@wlv.ac.uk to get an account setup.
 
MongoDB is a NoSQL database available on mi-linux, using a command line prompt. If you are taking a module using this database you will have an account automatically created for you. If you are a Project student who wishes to use the database, please contact M.Garvey@wlv.ac.uk to get an account setup.
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== Starting MongoDB ==
 
== Starting MongoDB ==
  
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Once logged in, to start MongoDB run either the following command:
  
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runMongo
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or once you have changed your password (see below):
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runMongo yourPassword
  
  

Revision as of 15:56, 18 October 2016

MongoDB Workbook

Note: this workbook is currently Work in Progress!

MongoDB is a NoSQL database available on mi-linux, using a command line prompt. If you are taking a module using this database you will have an account automatically created for you. If you are a Project student who wishes to use the database, please contact M.Garvey@wlv.ac.uk to get an account setup.


Using MongoDB

To access the database, first login to mi-linux.wlv.ac.uk (csl-student.wlv.ac.uk) using your University username and password.

mi-linux can be accessed using a Secure Shell client, such as Putty, that is available using the Apps Anywhere system.

Starting MongoDB

Once logged in, to start MongoDB run either the following command:

runMongo

or once you have changed your password (see below):

runMongo yourPassword


Changing Password

Once you have logged into MongoDB successfully you can change the default password:

db.updateUser("myStudentNumber",
{
    pwd: "myNewPassword",
 }
);


Replacing myStudentNumber with your University student number and myNewPasswor with your new password.