#Homebrew uninstall how to

Zsh: no matches found: /usr/local/bin/mongo* To check if the uninstall was properly done, check if any MongoDB files are still present: ls -al /usr/local/bin/mongo* Remove database files: rm -rf /usr/local/var/mongodb If you installed MongoDB manually (without Homebrew), then use: rm -rf If you had installed MongoDB using brew, uninstall MongoDB with the below command: brew uninstall mongodb-community Kill the mongod process, if it exists: pkill -f mongod If you had installed MongoDB using Homebrew, unload mongodb: launchctl unload ~/Library/LaunchAgents/ To completely delete any version of MongoDB from Mac, follow the below steps on the terminal:Ĭheck if any mongo service is running: launchctl list | grep mongo

Install MongoDB Community Edition on Red Hat or CentOSĪlternatively, you can spin a free MongoDB Atlas cluster to access the MongoDB database as a service, thus avoiding the need for install/uninstall.

Install MongoDB Community Edition on Ubuntu.

If you wish to reinstall MongoDB on Linux, follow the links below: To check if MongoDB is successfully uninstalled, type: service mongod status Remove the data directories, MongoDB database(s), and log files: sudo rm -r /var/log/mongodb /var/lib/mongodb Stop MongoDB process: sudo service mongod stopĬompletely remove the installed MongoDB packages: sudo apt-get purge mongodb-org* Type the following commands one by one to uninstall MongoDB:

To get sudo access, log in as an admin and add yourself to the sudo group. You must have sudo access, i.e., a superuser. All of this should be done from the terminal. To uninstall MongoDB from Linux, you have to stop the daemon process, and remove the MongoDB applications, configuration files, data files, and log files.

#Homebrew uninstall how to

How to uninstall MongoDB from Ubuntu Linux