mongoBB aws ec2 windows error cache
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Hi, how are you, I'm trying to install nodebb
I will do the tests on the aws server ec2 windows server 2016 data centerI'm following this tutorial
https://docs.nodebb.org/installing/os/windows/when I get to the installation part of mongo, there he asks to create directory
\ MongoDB \ data \ db \ MongoDB \ logshere when opening mongod I saw that the console closed
I saw the official mongo manual and also asked to create these folders
then I saw a video tutorial and it says that you have to create the folders
data / db
here if I start mongodSo which directories are really the ones I should create?
the next error that appeared was this cache
How can this problem be solved with the memory and the cache?
Does anyone have any ideas?Thank you
excuse my EnglishWARNING: The file system cache of this machine is configured to be greater than 40% of the total memory. This can lead to increased memory pressure and poor performance.
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I add that the official tutorial shows this
Install the MongoDB service
bash mongod.exe --config "C: \ MongoDB \ mongod.cfg" --installwhen I put bash, the message appears
"bash" is not recognized as an internal or external command
program or executable batch filethe tutorial confuses windows with linux?
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@arranka there are a couple issues under configure service for mongo in the tutorial. One is that there are a bunch of newlines missing in the config file section. Another is that
bash
appears there, when it shouldn't.I'll fix that soon, butt in the mean time, I suggest using the official mongo guide instead:
https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-windows/
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I could not install nodebb neither in windows nor in ubuntu in aws
Any suggestions? I've tried ubuntu but there's a problem installing mongobb
both in windows and ubuntu the problem is to install mongobbthe command lines for the installation are wrong in both manuals
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@arranka both docs link to the mongo docs as well. Did you try the official mongo docs? What issue are you running into?
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Yes some things are different, but did you actually encounter any errors when using it? The NodeBB guide clearly says to use the official MongoDB guide if you encounter issues. Did you do that? Did that result in errors as well?