Hello peppo!
You can probably use this tutorial on Arch (although if you are using Arch you probably know more than me), but i think this tutorial doesn’t translate very well to Debian based systems, but don’t worry, there are many tutorials out there to help you.
NOTICE: The yay package manager will be necessary.
Getting the package
To get the mongodb
package wefirst need to get a package to extract that kind of packages called base-devel
:
yay -S base-devel
And select all the repository cores
Then get the mongodb
with:
yay -S mongodb
If you want UI interface get the mongodb-compass with:
yay -S mongodb-compass
Activating the service
Now that we have the package installed we need to activate the mongodb.service
for the program to work:
sudo systemctl start mongodb --start
sudo systemctl enable mongodb --enables to start on reboot
Running and testing
Now we have everything for mongodb to run on Manjaro linux, just activate the program on the terminal with:
mongo
We can make new databases with:
And create collections with:
If you want to check them out after use show dbs
for databases and show collections
for collections.
We can also insert data on those collections with db.clientes.insert({name:"Richerd",add:"scared"})
and look for them with db.clientes.find()
:
And with that we conclude this tutorial.