Installing Database GUI Viewer

This video tutorial introduces the MongoDB admin tool, Robo 3T, explaining its purpose as a GUI for managing MongoDB databases. It guides viewers through the installation process on various operating systems and demonstrates setting up a database connection. The tutorial includes testing the connection and running a command to verify the MongoDB version, emphasizing the use of JavaScript in the MongoDB shell.

What is the primary purpose of the MongoDB admin tool discussed in the video?

• To serve as a backup tool for MongoDB

• To provide a visual interface for managing MongoDB data

• To replace Node.js for database connections

• To enhance the security of MongoDB databases

Why does the instructor suggest Googling 'Robo 3T' instead of using a direct URL?

• Because the tool is not available online

• To practice using search engines

• To ensure you find the latest version after a rebranding

• To avoid potential security risks

Which operating system requires a DMG installer for Robo 3T?

• Mac

• Windows

• Linux

• Android

What should you do after downloading the DMG file for Robo 3T on a Mac?

• Run the EXE file

• Use a terminal command to install

• Drag the application file to the Applications folder

• Install it via the Mac App Store

What is the default port number used by MongoDB for connections?

• 27017

• 3306

• 8080

• 5432

What command is used in Robo 3T to check the MongoDB version?

• DB.getVersion()

• DB.version()

• DB.showVersion()

• DB.checkVersion()

What indicates a successful connection to the MongoDB database in Robo 3T?

• A yellow warning sign

• A blue loading icon

• A green check mark

• A red error message