This installs the core components, including the mongod daemon, mongosh , and utilities. Step 4: Manage the MongoDB Service Start, enable, and verify the service status:
Ubuntu requires a GPG key to verify the authenticity of the MongoDB packages you are about to download. (Ctrl+Alt+T). Install curl and gnupg if they aren't already present: sudo apt update sudo apt install gnupg curl -y Use code with caution. Import the MongoDB 8.0 public GPG key : ubuntu download mongodb
Configure the apt package manager with the official repository for your specific Ubuntu version, using commands similar to those outlined in technical documentation: This installs the core components, including the mongod
sudo systemctl start mongod sudo systemctl status mongod sudo systemctl enable mongod Use code with caution. Step 5: Verify the Installation Installing the Latest Versions of MongoDB on Ubuntu Install curl and gnupg if they aren't already
, 22.04 (Jammy) , or 20.04 (Focal) : Create the list file using echo and tee to add the repository, utilizing the GPG key created in Step 1.
This guide covers the installation process for modern Ubuntu releases including , 22.04 (Jammy) , and 20.04 (Focal) . Step 1: Install Dependencies and Import GPG Key