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MongoDB Installation Tutorials
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Supported Platforms

MongoDB is available in two server editions: Community and Enterprise.

Important

MongoDB 5.3 binaries are currently available only as release candidates. Release candidates can be used for early testing of new features, but are not suitable for production deployments.

This version of the manual is for an upcoming release and is currently a work in progress.

This section of the manual contains information on installing MongoDB.

For instructions on upgrading your current deployment to MongoDB 5.0, see Upgrade Procedures instead.
For instructions on upgrading to the latest patch release for your current version, see Upgrade to the Latest Revision of MongoDB instead.

MongoDB Installation Tutorials¶

MongoDB installation tutorials are available for the following platforms, for both the Community Edition and the Enterprise Edition:

Platform	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Linux	Install MongoDB Community Edition on Red Hat or CentOS Install MongoDB Community Edition on Ubuntu Install MongoDB Community Edition on Debian Install MongoDB Community Edition on SUSE Install MongoDB Community Edition on Amazon Linux	Install MongoDB Enterprise Edition on Red Hat or CentOS Install MongoDB Enterprise Edition on Ubuntu Install MongoDB Enterprise Edition on Debian Install MongoDB Enterprise Edition on SUSE Install MongoDB Enterprise Edition on Amazon Linux
macOS	Install MongoDB Community Edition on macOS	Install MongoDB Enterprise on macOS
Windows	Install MongoDB Community Edition on Windows	Install MongoDB Enterprise Edition on Windows
Docker		Install MongoDB Enterprise with Docker

Upgrade Community Edition to Enterprise Edition Tutorials¶

Important

Do not use these instructions to upgrade to another release version. To upgrade release versions, refer to the appropriate release upgrade instructions, such as Upgrade to MongoDB 6.0.

Supported Platforms¶

Changed in version 3.4: MongoDB no longer supports 32-bit x86 platforms.

[1]	MongoDB only supports Oracle Linux running the Red Hat Compatible Kernel (RHCK). MongoDB does not support the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel (UEK).

[2]	MongoDB on-premises products released for RHEL version 8.0+ are compatible with and supported on Rocky Linux version 8.0+ and AlmaLinux version 8.0+, contingent upon those distributions meeting their obligation to deliver full RHEL compatibility.

[3]	MongoDB versions 5.0 and greater are tested against SLES 12 service pack 5. Earlier versions of MongoDB are tested against SLES 12 with no service pack.

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