MongoDB VMI for Red Hat (RHEL 8.6.0)
Kockpit Analytics Pvt. Ltd
MongoDB VMI for Red Hat (RHEL 8.6.0)
Kockpit Analytics Pvt. Ltd
MongoDB VMI for Red Hat (RHEL 8.6.0)
Kockpit Analytics Pvt. Ltd
MongoDB on RHEL 8.6
About the Image:
Now you can enjoy the quick and hassle-free configuration of your workspaces with Kockpit’s pre-configured images. MongoDB is a virtual machine image (VMI) created for Red Hat (OS) that allows you to set up your machines within minutes.
Here, we have packed MongoDB in a virtual machine image maintained by Cloud Infrastructure Services. To enable this VMI, users just need to run “autostart.sh” script inside the “/usr/local” directory, and users can check by connecting it through MongoDB Compass.
MongoDB Community Server is a powerful distributed document database. The community version offers a flexible document model along with ad hoc queries, indexing, and real-time aggregation to provide powerful ways to access and analyze your data. As a distributed system, you get high availability through built-in replication and failover, along with horizontal scalability with native sharding.
Benefits of using MongoDB VMI
The user just needs to create a VM and can use MongoDB. There is no need for any installation.
How to Use the Image:
- To use the image, click on the “Get it now” button located beneath the Kockpit logo.
- Fill out the necessary details, and then you will be redirected to the Azure portal.
- Then, click on the create button to create your virtual machine.
- Fill out the details such as VM Name, region, username, and password, and click on review + create.
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