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MongoDB on Windows 2016
- Pre-installed, secure Document Database
- Perfect for development and learning
- On Windows, so you can get straight to work
MongoDB is a free and open-source cross-platform document-oriented database program. Classified as a NoSQL database program, MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with schemas. Mongo means humongous. This Windows Server is great for developers want a server that can be easily managed. Files can be manipulated through the Windows File Manager and edited in standard Windows Text Editors. We float The Chaos Out of Your Cloud! By using Floating Cloud servers you will benefit , from our years of experience in System administration. In order to keep your instance secure only port 3389 for Remote Desktop has been left open.
Easy installation of Secured MongoDB on Windows Server 2016 can be found at: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/
Access instructions for MongoDB on Windows Server 2016 https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/MongoDB on Windows 2016/
Access Instructions Below
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MongoDB is a free and open-source cross-platform document-oriented database program. Classified as a NoSQL database program, MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with schemas. Mongo means humongous.
This Windows Server is great for developers want a server that can be easily managed. Files can be manipulated through the Windows File Manager and edited in standard Windows Text Editors.
We float The Chaos Out of Your Cloud! By using Floating Cloud servers you will benefit , from our years of experience in System administration.
In order to keep your instance secure only port 3389 for Remote Desktop has been left open
Access instructions
Remote Desktop connection to your Windows EC2 instance.
In order to easily manage your Windows Server you need to connect via Windows Remote Desktop program.
Remote Desktop login uses a Password randomly assigned by AWS
To login to your server from Windows , right click on your instance ID, in the AWS Ec2 Panel,
Select “Connect “
Get Password using your previously downloaded key by following the on screen AWS instructions
Click on “Download Remote Desktop File”
Open the downloaded File and paste your decrypted password when asked to do so.
Mongo Has already been installed as a Service
Access Mongo via Powershell, Simply type “mongo”
From the Mongo Shell you can see installed DB’s type
“show dbs”
From here you can build, develop and learn,
Good luck!