![]() ![]() Here we discuss the introduction, how does connection string works in MongoDB? and examples.- Welcome back team. This is a guide to MongoDB Connection String. Basically, it is used to connect the database server. Standard connection string, complex connection string, and DNS seed connection string are the format of connection string available in MongoDB. It is a combination of different strings like username, password, hostname, port number, and database name. At starting time we have not connected any database.Below example shows that connect to the database server without connecting any database.# mongosh "mongodb+srv:// (Host name) /test (database name)" -username dbuserĬonnect to the database server without connecting any database. In the below example, we have connected to the MongoDB database server using mongosh command.Also in this connection string we have used hostname as “”. We have used username as “dbuser” and password as mongodb.Below example shows that connect to the atlas database cluster using MongoDB shell.And in the second example we have used the IP address 127.0.0.1 to connect the database server. We can see that in the first example we have used hostname as localhost to connect the database server.Below example shows that connect to the local MongoDB database server by using the mongo command.Given below are the examples mentioned: Example #1Ĭonnect to the local MongoDB database server by using the mongo command. We can also connect the MongoDB atlas cluster using the mongo shell using a connection string. We need to use the hostname as localhost or IP address as 127.0.0.1 to connect the local database server. We can also connect the MongoDB database server locally by using a local address. There is multiple connection string formats available in the MongoDB database server which are as follows. As the name specifies SSL it is used whether our database connection string will establish the SSL or not. SSL is also the connection string option which was we have used in it. This option basically specifies the replica set of our master database using one of them. We can also use the replica set option with our connection string in MongoDB. We need the correct username and password to connect to the MongoDB database server. # mongosh "mongodb+srv:///myFirstDatabase" -username dbuser Also we have used hostname as “” and used command as “mongosh” to connect the database server. In the below example we have used username as “dbuser” and used incorrect password so it will give an error, we will not connect to the database server. The below example shows that we need the correct username and password to connect the MongoDB database server. If suppose username or password is incorrect it will issue the error as authentication failed. If the username and password authentication are successful it will give access to the specified database. It will contain the below string parameters while connecting to the database server.Īt the time of connecting to the MongoDB database server first, it will check our username and password. How does Connection String work in MongoDB? This is an optional parameter while using connection string in MongoDB. Other options: We can also use other options with connection parameters like replica set name and connection timeout value, we need to give connection timeout in milliseconds.The database name is also an important parameter while connecting to the MongoDB database server. For connecting to the specified database we need to have specified privileges. Database name: At the time connecting to the MongoDB database server we need to define the database name which was we have connected.We can also change the default port no to other for security reason. The default port of the MongoDB database server is 27017. Port no: This is defined as port no which was we have defined to our database server.The hostname is an important parameter while connecting to the MongoDB database server. ![]() We can also use the IP of the database server instead of using the hostname.
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