How do I start mongodb locally?
Answer / Bhuvneshwar Tyagi
To start MongoDB locally on your machine, follow these steps:n1. Download MongoDB from the official website.n2. Install it by following the instructions for your specific operating system.n3. Open a terminal/command prompt and navigate to the installed directory.n4. Run the command 'mongod' to start the MongoDB server.
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