Learning by Doing

This post should be treated as continuation of the previous post on authentication , I will also use mysql workbench to display how this can enhance the access control to mongod via MongoDB BI Connector. Please refer to  this post and/or this post for more information on MongoDB BI Connector. From previous posts, we have created an "admin" user with admin role "root", here is what we had created. minerva-reports:PRIMARY> db.getUser("admin") {         "_id" : "admin.admin",         "user" : "admin",         "db" : "admin",         "roles" : [                 {                         "role" : "root",                         "db" : "admin"                 }        ...

Assuming we have a replicate set started as such, please refer to article 1  or article 2 to see how to configure a replica set if you haven't already done so and still have issues. Output of ps -ef | grep mongod root     20706     1  0 15:09 ?        00:00:01 mongod --port 31111 --replSet biDemo --dbpath /data/mongodb/demo1 --logpath /data/mongodb/demolog/1.log --fork  root     20943     1  0 15:10 ?        00:00:01 mongod --port 31112 --replSet biDemo --dbpath /data/mongodb/demo2 --logpath /data/mongodb/demolog/2.log --fork root     21101     1  0 15:11 ?        00:00:01 mongod --port 31113 --replSet biDemo --dbpath /data/mongodb/demo3 --logpath /data/mongodb/demolog/3.log --fork  Log into primary and add user, you will need at least one admin user to start and administer mongod with authentication enabled MongoDB Ente...