If you are having MongoDB version < 2.6, the following command will be applicable:
service mongodb status
Monitoring the status of your MongoDB database is vital for ensuring its optimal performance. By utilizing commands like ‘service mongod status,’ ‘systemctl status mongod,’ ‘pgrep mongo,’ ‘ps -e | grep mongo,’ ‘mongo,’ ‘mongostat,’ ‘mongotop,’ ‘db.stats(),’ and ‘db.serverStatus(),’ you can effectively check the status, gain insights, and monitor various aspects of your MongoDB deployment. By incorporating these commands into your monitoring routine, you can proactively identify issues, maintain reliability, and optimize the performance of your MongoDB database.
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