All command documentation outlined below describes a command and its available parameters and provides a document template or prototype for each command. Some command …

Use run commands in the MongoDB Shell to create or switch databases, terminate a query, or clear the console.

The MongoDB command interface provides access to all non CRUD database operations. Fetching server statistics, initializing a replica set, and running an aggregation pipeline or map …

Use the MongoDB Shell to test queries and interact with the data in your MongoDB database.

MongoDB provides an exhaustive set of tools for managing various MongoDB deployments in a more efficient way through the command line interface. MongoDB follows a three-step process …

Explore the command-line options for mongod, MongoDB's primary daemon process, which handles data, manages data access, and performs background management operations.

Explore various MongoDB administration commands, including options for managing collections, databases, and configurations.

The go-to resource for anyone building with MongoDB, these reference cards let you quickly find MongoDB commands, query filters, and aggregation stages in one handy guide.

Execute database commands using `db.runCommand ()` for a consistent interface across shell and drivers, with options for read preferences and compatibility across MongoDB environments.

Write scripts for the MongoDB Shell that modify data in MongoDB or perform administrative operations.