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Deployment of mongodb in hostgator / godaddy?

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I am able to run the web application using php and mongodb 3.2.6 in localhost.But I need to deploy mongodb in existed servers like Hostgator or Godaddy, then I need to run the php(5.4) web application.

Is it possible? Please suggest me to run my php application to connect mongodb?

posted Jun 23, 2016 by anonymous

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you need to add first php and mongodb on your server then get your php version by using phpinfo() and then run this script :

$ sudo apt-get install php5-mongo

to install php-mongo driver.
* if it doesn't work, go to mongo.ini file of mongo and add
extension=mongo.so

answer Jun 26, 2016 by Shivam Kumar Pandey
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