MongoDB 8 on Ubuntu 24.04 is an advanced NoSQL database solution that offers high performance, scalability, and flexible schema design, making it perfect for developers, data scientists, and businesses. This powerful combination is designed to address the need for real-time data processing and efficient handling of large volumes of diverse data types. It ensures data integrity and availability through robust security measures and automated failover. By running on the stable and secure Ubuntu 24.04 operating system, it provides an optimized environment for those looking to streamline data operations and enhance application responsiveness while minimizing infrastructure challenges. This solution is particularly beneficial for users seeking a reliable and high-performance database system to support modern, data-intensive applications. Please enter the root user first: sudo su - Check if the MongoDB service is running: systemctl status mongod Open MongoDB service: systemctl start mongod Restart MongoDB service: systemctl restart mongod Stop MongoDB service: systemctl stop mongod MongoDB service startup: systemctl enable mongod Connect to the database using 'mongosh' (the initial MongoDB settings do not have a password)