gRPC [Java] Master Class: Build Modern API and Microservices - Install MongoDB

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a CRUD API using MongoDB. It covers setting up a MongoDB database on a local machine, implementing a blog service, and performing CRUD operations. The tutorial emphasizes that no prior MongoDB knowledge is required and offers flexibility in database choice. It provides detailed steps for downloading, installing, and configuring MongoDB, including creating a data directory and launching the database. The tutorial concludes with a note on keeping the terminal open for MongoDB to run continuously.

What does CRUD stand for in the context of database operations?

• Create, Remove, Update, Download

• Copy, Replace, Undo, Delete

• Copy, Read, Upload, Delete

• Create, Read, Update, Delete

Which database is chosen for implementing the blog service in the tutorial?

• MySQL

• MongoDB

• Postgres

• DynamoDB

Why is MongoDB chosen for this tutorial?

• It is easy to use for beginners

• It is the most secure database

• It is the only database available

• It is the fastest database

What is the first step in setting up MongoDB on your local machine?

• Create a data directory

• Run the MongoDB server

• Download MongoDB from the website

• Install MongoDB Atlas

What should you do if you encounter a 'data directory not found' error when starting MongoDB?

• Restart your computer

• Ignore the error

• Create the data directory in the specified path

• Reinstall MongoDB