How to Uninstall MongoDB
FAQs
How do I remove MongoDB from Windows 10?
You can remove MongoDB from Windows 10 using many approaches, including from command prompt, Control Panel, Apps and Features, and so on. Read our guide How to uninstall MongoDB from Windows to learn the detailed steps.
How do I completely remove MongoDB from Mac?
To remove MongoDB from your Mac OS, follow the simple steps given in our in-depth How to uninstall MongoDB from Mac guide.
How do I uninstall MongoDB?
To completely remove MongoDB, you have to stop the MongoDB service and delete the related databases, log files, and directories. Refer to our guide How to uninstall MongoDB to learn the detailed uninstallation steps on Linux, Mac, and Windows OS.
How to uninstall MongoDB on Linux Mint
To uninstall MongoDB from Linux-based systems, you need superuser access. Once you have that, you can remove the MongoDB services, packages, and data directories. Each Linux distribution might differ slightly, but you can refer to How to uninstall MongoDB from Linux for detailed commands on Debian-based systems.
Where is MongoDB installed on Mac?
Once you install MongoDB on Mac using HomeBrew, you can find MongoDB-related files in the following locations:
MongoDB binaries:
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/usr/local/Cellar/mongodb-community/[version]/bin/usr/local/Cellar/mongodb-community/[version]/bin
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Logs:
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/usr/local/var/log/mongodb/
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mongod.conf file:
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/usr/local/etc/mongod.conf/usr/local/etc/mongod.conf
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MongoDB databases:
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/usr/local/var/mongodb/data/db/usr/local/var/mongodb/data/db
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