Complete MongoDB Setup for PayloadCMS Projects

In this video, I walk through the process of getting started with MongoDB, focusing on setting up a hosted database using MongoDB Atlas. Whether you're integrating MongoDB with PayloadCMS, Next.js, or any other project, this guide makes the process simple and accessible.

What You’ll Learn:
Why hosted MongoDB can be a better option than a local setup.
How to create a free MongoDB Atlas account and set up your first cluster.
Best practices for securing your database with usernames and passwords.
Configuring a MongoDB connection string for your project.
Integrating MongoDB with PayloadCMS using the mongoose adapter.
Running and accessing your database and admin panel through localhost.

This tutorial is perfect for developers at any level who want a fast, straightforward way to incorporate MongoDB into their web development projects. By the end, you’ll have a fully functional hosted database ready for use!

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00:00 - Why Hosted MongoDB Now?
00:37 - Getting Started with MongoDB
02:02 - Creating Your Deployment
02:54 - What To Do When You Get the “Set up your user security permissions” Error
03:21 - Connecting Your MongoDB Database
04:07 - Setting Up the PayloadCMS Mongoose Adapter
04:21 - Running Your PayloadCMS Project
04:40 - Wrapping Up

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