Working with MongoDB Atlas can be complex because there are features that are not available in normal MongoDB on-premise installation. Thanks to MongoDB we can use atlas commandline to quickly create a local atlas deployment that can be used for testing, based on Podman.
But this is not supported on Windows, where you can use an official docker container, that has the problem that it will create another environment at each start.
In this video I'll explain how you can create a docker file that will allow you to have a fully functional MongoDB Atlas container that you can stop and start with no problem.
code is in this pull request github.com/microsoft/kernel-m...
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
00:00 - Introduction to Running MongoDB Atlas Locally
00:29 - Challenges of Running Atlas Locally on Windows
01:13 - Creating a Docker Container with Atlas
01:41 - Issues with Restarting the Container
02:04 - Smarter Use of Docker for Hosting Atlas
04:26 - Ensuring Graceful Shutdown of Local Deployment
05:21 - Starting and Running the Container
06:21 - Testing Functionalities of Local Atlas Instance
07:30 - Conclusion and Benefits of Local Atlas Instance
29 июл 2024
