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mongoass

v0.0.1

Published

MONGOASS is an assistant to MongoDB, mostly for running common admin operations.

Readme

mongoass

MONGOASS is an assistant to MongoDB, mostly for running common admin operations.

Installation

	npm install mongoass -g

Usage

Usage: mongoass [options] <uri>

Arguments:
  uri                                  MongoDB connection string

Options:
  --operations-list                    List current operations
  --operations-kill                    Kill matching operations
  --max-pool <n>                       Max pool size for the client (default: 5)
  --select-app-name <name>             Select by application name
  --select-users <list>                Comma-separated list of users to include
  --select-min-runtime <milliseconds>  Select operations running for at least this many milliseconds
  --select-databases <list>            Comma-separated list of database names to include
  --select-collections <list>          Comma-separated list of collection names to include
  --select-include-reads               Include only read operations
  --select-include-writes              Include only write operations
-h, --help                           display help for command

License

Apache-2.0