mongodbHow to restore a MongoDB database from a backup?
Restoring a MongoDB database from a backup is a simple process.
- Create a directory to store the backup files.
- Use the
mongorestorecommand to restore the database from the backup files.mongorestore --db <database_name> <backup_directory> - The
--dboption specifies the name of the database to restore. - The
<backup_directory>argument is the directory containing the backup files. - For more information, please refer to the MongoDB documentation.
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