Now that the prerequisites are out of the way, there are two steps to getting MongoDB up and running. I am running a Windows-specific version of desktop for community. I assume you have Docker installed and are using Linux (not Windows) containers. Mongo maintains a set of official Docker images. Using containers, you can quickly get up and running with any number of predefined images and services. Note: although I’m focusing on Windows-based steps, the same steps should work fine on macOS and Linux.įortunately, this is precisely the type of scenario Docker was designed to address. There was just one catch: I had no desire to install MongoDB on my Windows 10 machine! The API for MongoDB is supported by Azure Cosmos DB and the demo illustrates how to migrate from a local instance of MongoDB for development purposes to a cloud-based production instance of Cosmos DB. If you aren’t familiar with MongoDB, it’s a very popular and mature document database. Recently, I was working on a demo for an upcoming series of talks that required a (preferably local) instance of MongoDB.
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