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- Operators
- Documentation of query, update, projection, and aggregation framework operators.
- Database Commands
- Documentation of all MongoDB database commands operations, syntax, and use.
mongosh
Methods- Documentation of JavaScript methods and helpers in
mongosh
. - Legacy
mongo
Shell - Documentation of JavaScript methods and helpers in
the legacy
mongo
shell. - MongoDB Package Components
- Documentation of
mongod
andmongos
and all other tools distributed with MongoDB. - Configuration File Options
- Full documentation of the configuration file and available run-time operations.
- MongoDB Server Parameters
- Documentation of all
mongod
andmongos
parameters that are available in thesetParameter
(command) andsetParameter
run-time interface. - MongoDB Limits and Thresholds
- A list of important limits and thresholds imposed by MongoDB.
- Explain Results
- Documentation on information returned from explain operations.
- System Collections
- Describes the collections that MongoDB reserves for internal use.
- Connection String URI Format
- The complete specification of the MongoDB connection string format that the drivers use to describe connections to MongoDB deployments.
- Collation
- Description of collation fields as well as supported languages and associated locales for collation.
- MongoDB Wire Protocol
- Description of the MongoDB Wire Protocol.
- Log Messages
- Describes the components of log messages.
- Exit Codes and Statuses
- Details the codes and statuses that MongoDB returns when exiting.
- Glossary
- A glossary of common terms and concepts specific to MongoDB.
- Default MongoDB Port
- List of default ports used by MongoDB.
- Default MongoDB Read Concerns/Write Concerns
- List of default read and write concerns.
- Server Sessions
- Describes server sessions.
- Stable API
- Describes the Stable API.
Tip
See also:
The Data Model Reference, Sharding Reference, Replication Reference, and Security Reference contain additional reference material.