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Easy spets to nstall MongoDB on Mac OS X ( I have used MAC OS – Mavericks)

Step 1: Download MongoDB:

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Download MongoDB for MAC OS from official MongoDB site:

Step 2: Install MongoDB:

Step 3: Create MongoDB Data Directory:

By default, MongoDB write/store data into the /data/db folder, you need to create this folder manually and assign proper permission as given below:

Step 4: Set you PATH on Bash Profile for MongoDB:

Create a ~/.bash_profile file if not exists else update, and assign /usr/local/mongodb/bin to $PATH environment variable, so that you can access MongoDB on commands easily.

Step 5: Setting for auto start MongoDB:

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To auto start yor installed mongoDB, create a launchd job on your Mac OS.

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And add the following content to “/Library/LaunchDaemons/mongodb.plist”

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Save the file and load the above job:

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Now restart your MAC OS.

Step 6: Start MongoDB:

If you already have added the above steps then MongoDB will start by the time your MAC OS started.

Otherwise you have to start MongoDB by using the below command:

Mongodb

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Now ready to use MongoDB,