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MongoDB Cheatsheet

A handy cheatsheet for MongoDB users to reference basic and advanced commands without the need to search for each command online.

MongoDB Shell Cheatsheet

Basic Commands

Start MongoDB Shell:
```
mongo
```
View Databases:
```
show dbs
```
Switch Database:
```
use mydatabase
```
View Collections in Current Database:
```
show collections
```
Create Database:
```
use mydatabase
```
Create Collection:
```
db.createCollection("mycollection")
```

Insert Document into Collection:

db.mycollection.insertOne({ key: "value" })

Find Documents in Collection:
```
db.mycollection.find()
```

Update Document in Collection:

db.mycollection.updateOne({ key: "value" }, { $set: { key: "new value" } })

Remove Document from Collection:

db.mycollection.deleteOne({ key: "value" })

Drop Collection:
```
db.mycollection.drop()
```
Drop Database:
```
use mydatabase
db.dropDatabase()
```

Advanced Commands

Index Management:
- Create Index: db.mycollection.createIndex({ key: 1 })
- List Indexes: db.mycollection.getIndexes()
- Drop Index: db.mycollection.dropIndex("indexName")
Aggregation Framework:
```
db.mycollection.aggregate([...])
```
Data Import and Export:
- Import Data from JSON: mongoimport --db mydatabase --collection mycollection --file data.json
- Export Data to JSON: mongoexport --db mydatabase --collection mycollection --out data.json
User Management:
- Create User: db.createUser({ user: "username", pwd: "password", roles: ["readWrite"] })
- List Users: db.getUsers()
- Drop User: db.dropUser("username")
Replica Sets and Sharding:
- Initialize Replica Set: rs.initiate()
- Add Replica Set Member: rs.add("hostname:port")
- Enable Sharding on Database: sh.enableSharding("mydatabase")
- Shard Collection: sh.shardCollection("mydatabase.mycollection", { shardKey: 1 })
Server Administration:
- Server Status: db.serverStatus()
- Current Operations: db.currentOp()
- Server Logs: db.getLog("global")

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