The next step is to create a separate DB user for working with our newly added database. For that, switch to the Databases tab and specify a Name for it within the Create Database section (for example, mongodb-connect).Ĥ. Now, let’s create a separate database to establish the connection to. Enter the admin credentials you’ve received within the abovementioned email and click Login to access it.ģ. In the opened browser tab, you’ll see the Sign in form for the MongoDB admin panel. Here, click on the Access URL link or switch to the dashboard and Open in browser your MongoDB node. Enter your email box and find a letter from which contains your MongoDB instance details and access data:Ģ. Log into your platform account and create a new environment with the MongoDB node of the preferred version (can be found within the NoSQL wizard section).Īdd all the rest of the necessary instances (if there are any - we’ll also include Apache to subsequently deploy a test app to it however, it could be located in a separate environment as well) and configure other required parameters, like amount of resources, region, environment name, etc.Ĭlick the Create button when ready and wait for a couple of minutes for your environment to be set up.
The guide below provides an instruction on how you can easily use it in a bundle with your PHP app, hosted within the platform. MongoDB is a widely used NoSQL database, implemented based on the document-oriented model and intended for storing semi-structured data.
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