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Mongodb Secure Server Setup with Mongoose


Your  /etc/mongod.conf  YAML file will be look like thisstorage:  dbPath: /var/lib/mongodb  journal:    enabled: true# where to write logging data.systemLog:  destination: file  logAppend: true  path: /var/log/mongodb/mongod.log# network interfaces  put your ip in bindIp in form of Array like belownet:  port: 27017  bindIp: [127.0.0.1,84.20.57.18]#before enabling security authorization you must add mongodb database usersecurity:  authorization: "enabled"#Replication oplogsize mb set based on Main Memory of your Ubuntu Server (It will be good to set 1024 for speed of database Operation). In replSetName give your Replica set name or your Project Name Ex: smartcityreplication:  oplogSizeMB: 1024  replSetName: "smartcity"

In node js how to use mongoose and connecting to your mongodb database as follows

var mongoose = require('mongoose');var options = {    useMongoClient:true};var dbUrl = 'mongodb://<dbusername>:<dbpassword>@<db-ipaddress>:27017/<dbname>?replicaSet=<replicasetname>';//Ex:"mongodb://smartcityUser:smartcity1234@84.20.57.18:27017/smartcity?replicaSet=smartcity"mongoose.connect(dbUrl,options);mongoose.Promise = global.Promise;

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Generally i almost did what i wanted. Here is the solution.

var a_conn = mongoose.createConnection('mongodb://admin:admin@localhost:27017/admin', {    useMongoClient: true});a_conn.once('open', function() {    a_conn.useDb('w_one');    a_conn.otherDbs[0].db.addUser('user', 'pass', {        db: 'w_one',        roles: ["readWrite"]    });    var Schema = mongoose.Schema({});    var Collection = a_conn.otherDbs[0].model('cool', Schema, 'cool');    var doc = new Collection({});    doc.save(function() {        doc.remove(function() {            var testConn = mongoose.createConnection('mongodb://user:pass@localhost:27017/w_one', {                useMongoClient: true            });            testConn.once('open', function() {                //Collection.collection.drop('cool');                console.log('Database is ready.');            });        });    });});

Generally i am creating Collection with document to create database, and when i am removing that Collection, database automatically get deleted, if there will be option to not delete it, that will be good improvement for the solution.