@jakubvrana Why these 2 lines? Mongo DB can be secured by login and password saved in some AuthDB. For example: When I'm connecting to mongo from bash I have to: - set database for authentication (command "use admin") - authenticate (command " db.auth("USERNAME","PASSWORD") ") ... only if auth success I can access to collections, etc. You can try it with these settings in /etc/mongo security: authorization: enabled
@jakubvrana Why these 2 lines? Mongo DB can be secured by login and password saved in some AuthDB. For example: When I'm connecting to mongo from bash I have to set database for authentication (command "use admin") authenticate (command " db.auth("USERNAME","PASSWORD") ") ... only if auth success I can access to collections, etc. You can try it with these settings in /etc/mongo security: authorization: enabled