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Does the 1-click MongoDB install also install UI for database and user access management?

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Does the 1-click MongoDB install droplet also install UI app to manage database and user access management?

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bobbyiliev June 26, 2020

Hi there @geoffAU,

According to the 1-Click Marketplace page for the MongoDB image, the only software that comes with the image is MongoDB itself.

However, you would still have full access to the Droplet and you can install any additional software and packages that you need.

For example, you could use a tool like Robo 3T and install it on your laptop and use it to connect remotely to your MongoDB instance.

You can take a look at this tutorial here on how to allow remote MongoDB access:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-secure-mongodb-on-ubuntu-16-04#part-three-configuring-remote-access-(optional)

Hope that this helps!
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Bobby

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