Installing MongoDB on macOS and Linux

This video tutorial guides Mac and Linux users through the process of downloading, installing, and starting a MongoDB server. It covers selecting the appropriate version and OS, downloading the necessary files, and setting up the server. The tutorial also explains how to start the server using terminal commands and connect to it from Node.js. Windows users are directed to a separate video.

What is the purpose of the separate video mentioned for Windows users?

• To guide through Windows-specific installation

• To explain the differences between community and enterprise servers

• To offer advanced MongoDB features

• To provide a different installation method

Which version of MongoDB should you download according to the video?

• The enterprise version

• The version used in the video

• The current release available

• The oldest stable release

What is the recommended package format for MongoDB on Mac?

• EXE installer

• RPM package

• TGZ archive

• ZIP archive

Why is it suggested to rename the MongoDB folder after extraction?

• To match the folder name with the video

• To remove unnecessary information

• To make it compatible with Linux

• To ensure it works with Node.js

Where should the MongoDB folder be moved for a permanent setup?

• The desktop

• The downloads folder

• The user directory

• The applications folder

What is the default port MongoDB uses to wait for connections?

• 3306

• 8080

• 27017

• 5432

What command is used to print the current working directory in the terminal?

• pwd

• mkdir

• cd

• ls