MongoDB Installation and Configuration with User Authentication on Fedora 41 Linux

🎥 MongoDB Installation & Configuration with User Authentication on Fedora 41 | Step-by-Step Tutorial 🚀

📌 In this video: Are you ready to secure your MongoDB deployment with user authentication? In this tutorial, we will guide you through installing MongoDB on Fedora 41 and setting up user authentication to enhance the security of your database system. This step-by-step guide will help you understand:

🔹 How to install MongoDB on Fedora 41
🔹 Configuring the MongoDB repository
🔹 Setting up the MongoDB service and connecting with mongosh
🔹 Creating and managing databases
🔹 Enabling user authentication for database security
🔹 Creating admin and database-specific users
🔹 Testing authentication and ensuring secure access

💻 Commands used: We’ll walk you through all the essential commands—from installing MongoDB to setting up users, enabling authorization, and testing permissions.

👤 Database Roles: Learn how to create different users with roles that limit their access to specific databases and how to manage databases securely.

✅ Don't forget: You can create, modify, and drop users and databases as per your application needs!

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