Monday, January 6, 2025

To Determine MongoDB Enterprise or Community version

 To determine if you are using the MongoDB Enterprise or Community (free) version:

Using the MongoDB Shell

  1. Check the Version Information:

    • Open your terminal or command prompt.
    • Run the command:
      mongod --version
      
    • Look for the modules section in the output. If it includes enterprise, you are using the MongoDB Enterprise version. If it is empty or not present, you are using the Community version.
  2. Check for Enterprise Features:

    • Connect to your MongoDB instance using the MongoDB shell.
    • Run the command:
      db.runCommand({buildInfo: 1})
      
    • Look for the modules field in the output. If it lists enterprise, you are using the Enterprise version.

Using SSL Connection

  • If you can connect to your MongoDB instance using SSL, it is likely the Enterprise version, as SSL support is a feature of MongoDB Enterprise.

Checking for Specific Features

  • Run the following command to check for SNMP support, which is available only in the Enterprise version:
    mongod -h | grep snmp
    
    If you see output related to SNMP, you are using the Enterprise version

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