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Python and UNIX CLI utilities to simplify common MongoDB DevOps tasks
Michael S. Noble
mnoble@broadinstitute.org
There are a number of common operations one would like to perform upon MongoDB databases directly from a UNIX command line, for scalability, repeatability and automation (e.g. cron jobs). This package makes it very easy to do that, without having to write or think in Javascript OR sacrificing choice of what key bindings you may edit with. The package also offers a simple object framework, which not only maintains a consistent look and feel amongst all tools, but also makes it very straightforward to add new ones. To better resonate with the UNIX environment, many utilities in the mdbtools suite have been given names which reflect UNIX tools of similar purpose. The suite currently includes:
Some of these tools can be extended in a natural way to operate upon entire databases or server instances, not just collections; this has been considered and may appear in a future release.
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mdbtools: Python and UNIX CLI utilities to simplify common MongoDB DevOps tasks
We found that mdbtools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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