Install Secured MongoDB NoSQL 3.4.2 on Windows – Access Instructions

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Access Instruction for Floating MongoDB Server

Easy installation of MongoDB can be found at: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/

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”

Open the downloaded File and paste your decrypted password when asked to do so.

We at Floating Cloud have installed a DB password for you.

The DB Password is the same as your instance ID. You can find it in the AWS EC2 Panel, select your new Floating Cloud MongoDB Instance. The Instance ID is in the lower pane.

The preinstalled username is “charming”

Access Mongo via Powershell form the Localhost, type:

“mongo”

or

mongo  admin -u charming -p <INSTANCE-ID>

From the Mongo Shell you can see installed DB’s type”show dbs”

From here you can build, develop and learn,

You can download MongoDB drivers from https://docs.mongodb.com/ecosystem/drivers/

To connect your app remotely to MongoDB

Good luck!

See our selection of pre-installed MongoDB servers:

[products category=”mongodb”]


From git readme

I put the reset password script to get AWS Instance ID then set it as the password

The script is in “edit group policy” —> User Configuration —-> Windows Settings —-> Scripts Logon Logoff —-> Logon —-> Powershell Scripts.

gets the set password script
Subscriber needs to login to admin, which automatically runs the script. Without this they cant access the DB.
Select run windows powershell scripts last for run scripts in the following order

mongo mongodb://HOSTNAMEORIP:27017/admin -u charming -p i-INSTANCE-ID

You can download drivers from https://docs.mongodb.com/ecosystem/drivers/