How to Install Latest MongoDB on macOS

Commands used in the video
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1. Install Xcode Command-Line Tools
$ xcode-select --install
2. Install Homebrew - brew.sh/
$ /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/Hom...)"
3. Install MongoDB 6.0 Community Edition
$ brew tap mongodb/brew
$ brew update
$ brew install mongodb-community@6.0
4. Run MongoDB
$ brew services start mongodb/brew/mongodb-community
5. Connect and use MongoDB
$ mongosh
Official tutorial: www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/t...
#mongo #mongodb #macos #mac #install #tutorial #latest #profsadat ‪@ProfSadat‬

[@SmartByTravel]

The way you demonstrate is so clear, practical and concise. I love it. Please keep making videos and thank you very much!

[@ProfSadat]

I appreciate your kind words. Glad you found it helpful.

[@codesnippet_by_anabel]

The only one who truly helped, much appreciated!

[@ProfSadat]

Glad it helped. Thanks for your feedback!

[@NicoCieri]

A very clear and straightforward tutorial, thanks!

[@ProfSadat]

👍

[@julazac]

wow! many thanks for such a great video! easy to understand and helpful information. :) I had issue with server and everything is solved now :))) so happy

[@ProfSadat]

Great! I’m glad you found it helpful :)

[@SilantoA]

Thank you, awesome tutorial!

[@jennybenzerara]

thank you for your explanations. I'm not very good at English and yet I understood everything your accent is perfect thank you again.

[@ProfSadat]

Thank you! I’m happy to hear that you found the video helpful.

[@Macclain.]

Thank you so much! you are amazing!! Been stuck on installation for the last 2 days haha

[@ProfSadat]

Appreciate your feedback :) glad it helped

[@Hamza-Hussain]

Thank you lala great tutorial!

[@andersonjunior4529]

Best tutorial on the subject I've ever seen!

[@ProfSadat]

Appreciate your feedback :)

[@vsaihruthikreddy7127]

Thank You very much, the explanation was very clear and easy to understand😀

[@ProfSadat]

Appreciate your feedback

[@user-ei9qw5we5z]

great video. straight to the point on installing mongo

[@ProfSadat]

Thank you!

[@ankitakolhe9142]

Waiting for more mongo db command video. Nice video.

[@ProfSadat]

Thanks! More to come soon. I plan to do an entire series on MongoDB.

[@ShahBakhtAmirAwan]

Thank You So Much Brother your video is great and easy to understand......

[@ProfSadat]

Thanks for your support. Glad you found it helpful

[@felipe9acosta]

Thank you! your explanation help me a lot

[@ProfSadat]

Glad to hear that!

[@shivendra5775]

It helps a lot and great video. Thanks Sir

[@ProfSadat]

Thank you for your feedback

[@priscillashamin2315]

Thank you for the clear explanation.

[@ProfSadat]

Thank you for the feedback.

[@Sunil-Patra]

thank you soo much sir , it was really helpful

[@ProfSadat]

Glad it helped!

[@cihadnaciyldrm1115]

Thank you for your perfect explanation

[@ProfSadat]

You're very welcome!

[@humrabihar]

Thanks Sir. its great help

[@NIRAJKumarThakur-ne2nw]

its work Thanks a lot man

[@Speaking-iu7ho]

thakyou brother💌. its helpfull

[@WgStd.]

Thank you so much Professor

[@aayushshukla342]

Thank you so much, I faced an issue after installation suggesting an error that brew was not found , this could happen because the correct path might not be set , this command will help ( export PATH=/opt/homebrew/bin:$PATH )

[@ProfSadat]

Hi Aayush, I’m glad you found this helpful. Thanks for sharing the error and solution; I’m sure those will help others facing the same problem.
Yes, not having the program on the $PATH could lead to installation issues. I would also recommend adding that command in .bashrc file instead of using it in the terminal so that the change is permanent.

[@hareeshvaratharaj1661]

@@ProfSadat can you give the step for that please. I'm facing the same issue

[@CharanSaiAnnam]

Thanks.. very helpful

[@KarsangIV]

Thank you so much sir !!!

[@StrangerIm]

Thank you so much.

[@anushahullathi5918]

Thank you!!!

[@lucascapella7537]

thanksss keep on going mate

[@ProfSadat]

Really appreciate your comment!

[@adegbuluayomiposi5478]

Thanks for this wondeful video

[@ProfSadat]

Glad it helped!

[@mrestrella4]

Thanks!

[@ToumaRenshi]

best tutorial how to install. thanks!

[@ProfSadat]

Glad it helped

[@yashvardhan1995]

Very very helpful

[@ProfSadat]

Thank you!

[@dinzMedia]

Thanks sir!

[@Samkiing]

Muchisimas gracias, me ayudo mucho.

[@marcioandre6469]

Thank you so much

[@nevenadicheva1238]

T
Amazing! Thank you so much 🙂

[@ProfSadat]

Glad it helped!

[@avijoydasbhowmick9820]

Thanks a lot it helped

[@ProfSadat]

Appreciate your support

[@BillyTech]

Thanks for your video. I follow all the step. I am facing a problem after I run "mongosh". It says "Access control is not enabled for the database". Please help. Here is the full message: The server generated these startup warnings when booting
2023-07-08T15:27:59.626-04:00: Access control is not enabled for the database. Read and write access to data and configuration is unrestricted

[@lupleg]

thanks you saved me alot stress

[@ProfSadat]

Glad to hear that :)

[@ovrnightsuccess]

I've been struggling for the past two weeks to find a way to install mongo... I just want to say than you !!11

[@ProfSadat]

Thank you for your feedback! Glad to know it helped :)

[@adhiyantverma4053]

very helpful sir

[@ProfSadat]

Thanks!

[@bhuvaneshwarin383]

What is " brew services list".....could you please explain..when I gave this command it shows mongo community and error 3548?..

[@yeseniaolmos5647]

thank you😄

[@ProfSadat]

Welcome!

[@AngelTwirls]

fatal: not in a git directory
Error: Command failed with exit 128: git:
I am facing this error after running $ brew install mongodb-community@6.0 , does anyone else face the same issue ?

[@5_Minute.Lectures]

Thanks bhai !!!

[@ProfSadat]

:)

[@VedantPatankar]

it works!

[@Mossad84]

The legacy mongo shell is no longer included in server packages as of MongoDB 6.0. mongo has been superseded by the new MongoDB Shell ( mongosh ) .

[@ProfSadat]

Yeah, you’re right. The change is more noticeable for Windows users as you need to install the shell separately, unlike previous MongoDB versions.

[@user-ey7em4db9p]

thank you!!!!!!

[@rajshukla1018]

the video is very much helpful..

[@ProfSadat]

Thank you!

[@leanrepetitor]

idolo crack te quiero mucho

[@ProfSadat]

gracias

[@NaveenJustin]

After entering brew command not giving any password option

[@harshdasila6680]

Thanks for it:)

[@ProfSadat]

Glad it helped.

[@harshdasila6680]

@@ProfSadat SHould we make mongodb to always run in background that was written there in the terminal?

[@ProfSadat]

@@harshdasila6680 No, always running is not required. If you want to stop the service, please use the following command:
brew services stop mongodb/brew/mongodb-community
(you will have to restart the service when you plan to use Mongo again)

[@becreativemind1]

Sir I am getting error while running brew tap mongodb/brew command. It shows command not found.

[@ProfSadat]

Do you have brew on your mac? If not you have to install brew first.

[@ravindukavinda8691]

thanks a lot

[@ProfSadat]

Happy to help

[@user-qb9xr7bl4s]

My brings
Mongo network Error: Econnrrefused ..

[@al-edrisy1129]

I have error it sey's when i finish everything just i have to run this error "bash: mongod: command not found"

[@ProfSadat]

Try “mongosh”

[@salma6294]

Error: No formulae or casks found for mongodb-macos-x86_64-4.4.19-rc0.
what should i do with this error?

[@ProfSadat]

After which command did you receive this error?

[@moszaa010274]

is it necessary to install mongoDB shell sir?

[@ProfSadat]

No, it’s not “necessary” to install the shell as you can write commands within the graphical user interface.
However, some people prefer to use the shell (or more familiar with it). In addition, some specific tasks such as using PyMongo (Python code for MongoDB), using shell scripts to execute multiple commands, etc. could be easier to do with the shell.
In short, you don’t need the shell as a beginner, but maybe as you get more experienced, you’ll find it useful.

[@moszaa010274]

@@ProfSadat thanks you ❤️❤️

[@thanhleinh8513]

i got this error: Error: mongodb-community: Failed to download resource "brotli_bottle_manifest"

[@ProfSadat]

After which command?

[@thanhleinh8513]

i solved the issue it was my internet connection. It was not stable. @@ProfSadat

[@Aya-fx7qz]

Mine is showing. Command not found

[@ProfSadat]

At which step?

[@awmyathaythi6490]

I have no idea which password do I type in brew

[@ProfSadat]

Probably your Mac login password

[@olabodeidowu4556]

zsh: mongosh: command not found

[@ProfSadat]

mongosh is not on your PATH that’s why the shell cannot find it. I recommend reinstalling mongo (easy solution) or modifying the PATH (could be difficult for new Unix users)

[@harsh_96gaming21]

Thanks a lot means a lot sir this video helped me ❤
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[@ProfSadat]

I appreciate your feedback, thanks.

[@amiteshsoni9635]

just in case someone is struggling with this error
==> Downloading and installing Homebrew...
HEAD is now at 2d0c32fa9 Merge pull request #13837 from Homebrew/dependabot/bundler/Library/Homebrew/rubocop-rails-2.16.0
error: Not a valid ref: refs/remotes/origin/master
fatal: ambiguous argument 'refs/remotes/origin/master': unknown revision or path not in the working tree.
Use '--' to separate paths from revisions, like this:
'git [...] -- [...]'
use this "sudo rm -rf /opt/homebrew"

[@ProfSadat]

Thanks for the troubleshooting tips!

[@Gor0d]

thank you very Very VERY much!!!

[@ProfSadat]

Glad you found it useful

[@ST0RMYK]

Thanks!