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In order to persist data to a mongodb database, a server is created to handle all the CRUD operations.
-This demo attempts to answer two burning questions:
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-1. how do I setup a local server to test mongodb?
-2. how do I deploy this server to the internet and use it to store date for my other projects?
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## LOCAL
The quickest way to learn mongodb is by installing it on your local machine using a service like brew or mac ports. For instance, to install mongodb using brew open a terminal window: