Create New MongoDB Project and DataBase

Hello, people of Hive, in this post I want to create a DataBase in MongoDB this kind of DB lets us save collections of Data in simple ways it's very interesting what we can make with Mongo, so we can interact later with it creating collections and interacting with NodeJS.

First, we need an account, it lets you create it easily with some options for example I'm using Google. You can also use email and password as usual if you want.

Here we see the projects as soon as we log in, just click on a new project it will as you for a name and that's it just like that new project, we can add databases to these projects if it's the first time you log in maybe in the account creation you already made a project.

We just name it as newest and there are no options to choose, next, we create a deployment that is the same as a database and we can create multiple on the same project, we can use just one or multiple projects this depends on later in a real project how we want to manage all the Data.

We choose of course the FREE version so we can test stuff, we can also choose between AWS, Google or Azure but this is not important for us now, i will just go for Google Cloud

Now we get a Region, also you can just go dor recommended or default, in the name that's the name for the Database so maybe this is important or not if it's just a test. Also for tags maybe just use application and test app you can change it to the application name or something similar

Finally, we need to create and save the username and passwords for the different users that we want to create. This saves it in a secured folder similar to other passwords, it's better not to use your personal passwords.
Also, we add the IP list, here just for testing we add 0.0.0.0/0 which means anyone can connect to the database, basically a whitelist but if we put 0 we can test if our IP changes.

Thank you very much for your attention post we made a new project and database with the user profile settings and also made the IP network configuration for testing. I hope it was helpful to you!!!

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