Administration

The documentation in this section outlines core administrative tasks and practices that operators of MongoDB will want to consider.

Background

• Run-time Database Configuration
• Backup and Recovery Operations for MongoDB
  • Backup Strategies for MongoDB Systems
  • Use mongodump and mongorestore to Backup and Restore MongoDB Databases
  • Use Filesystem Snapshots to Backup and Restore MongoDB Databases
  • Copy Databases Between Instances
  • Recover MongoDB Data following Unexpected Shutdown
  • Backup a Small Sharded Cluster with mongodump
  • Create Backup of a Sharded Cluster with Filesystem Snapshots
  • Create Backup of a Sharded Cluster with Database Dumps
  • Restore a Single Shard
  • Restore Sharded Clusters
  • Schedule Backup Window for Sharded Clusters
• Data Center Awareness
  • Operational Segregation in MongoDB Operations and Deployments
  • Tag Aware Sharding
  • Administer and Manage Shard Tags
  • Deploy a Geographically Distributed Replica Set
• Journaling
• Monitoring for MongoDB
• Import and Export MongoDB Data

Processes

• MongoDB Tutorials
• Analyze Performance of Database Operations
• Use Database Commands
• Connect to MongoDB with SSL
• Monitor MongoDB with SNMP
• Manage mongod Processes
• Rotate Log Files

Reference

• Linux ulimit Settings
• Production Notes

See also

• Sharded Cluster Administration
• Replica Set Administration
• Indexing Operations

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