MongoDB connections, explorer and console
Connect to MongoDB beside your SQL databases. Browse databases, collections, indexes, and a sampled field list, and run find, aggregate, and write operations from a console.
Operational data in MongoDB needs the same day-to-day access you already have for SQL: a stored connection, a look at what a collection actually holds, and a place to run a query or a corrective write.
How it's used
- Save the connection. Add a connection with Connection Family set to NoSQL. Give a
mongodb://ormongodb+srv://string, and optionally a username, password, auth database, default database, and TLS. Credentials can live in the URI or in the separate fields.