Is there a MongoDB GUI desktop application for Linux?

linux mongodb user-interface ubuntu ubuntu-11.04

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Solution 1

What about UMongo (formerly JMongoBrowser)? I found it on Admin UIs page.

Personally I am using web based (PHP) Rock Mongo - acceptable.

Solution 2

Robomongo, Shell-centric cross-platform MongoDB management tool. Work on most linux systems, have deb and rpm packages.

Solution 3

If you're using (or willing to use) Eclipse, the MonjaDB plugin seems pretty nice. I prefer it over Rockmongo or UMongo on Linux.

Solution 4

qMongoFront is a QT based MongoDB GUI client on linux.It is totally free and opensouce.

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Ben Lee

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Updated on July 09, 2022

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Ben Lee almost 2 years

From my searches online, I've found dozens of web-based MongoDB GUIs, as well as a native desktop application for MacOS, and one for Windows. But I'm having trouble finding any desktop GUIs for Linux. I'm looking for something akin to mysql-query-browser, but for MongoDB. Anybody know of anything?

(If it matters, I'm using Kubuntu 11.04)
- ram4nd about 7 years
  
  Would like to add mongobooster.com and mongochef studio3t.com
Ben Lee almost 13 years

Thanks, I didn't even know about the Admin UIs page. Anyway, JMongoBrowser runs, but it's very buggy. Keeps bringing up null pointer exceptions. Also, its inferface is many ways even more cumbersome than the command-line. So I won't be using this one. Maybe I'll just use a web-based GUI. Anyway, I'm leaving this question open for now in case someone else knows of something, but if there's nothing else, I'll mark this answer accepted.
ajg over 12 years

there may have been a few early bugs with jmongobrowser but there is no outstanding bug I know of. The logs are not null pointers, just warning from the swing library. If you find any bug or have ideas to improve the interface, feel free to open tickets on github, thx in advance!
tdc over 12 years

Seems to work pretty well for me!
Ben Lee over 12 years

@ajg, Hmm, maybe it was just a quirk of the setup of my system that JMongoBrowser wasn't working. I've got a recent fresh install of Kubuntu now, so I'll give it another shot. In the meantime, I've been using phpmoadmin (phpmoadmin.com) which is an ugly-looking interface but actually works pretty well.
Flash almost 12 years

Unfortunately this link no longer works.
Tomasz Nurkiewicz almost 12 years

@Andrew: fixed, the program changed the name from JMongoBrowser to UMongo and old link was broken.
Ben Lee over 11 years

Actually, Eclipse happens to be my day-to-day editor! Just installed MonjaDB and it rocks! Way better than anything else I've found for Linux. I'm leaving the check mark on the other answer, since it covers the general Linux non-Eclipse case, which is what the question asked for, but I will be using MonjaDB from now on!
honederr82 over 10 years

This looks very interesting - thank you!
metaforge almost 9 years

It's what I use in Windows. Unfortunately for Linux I had to compile it myself, and it was a PITA given all of the dependencies.
alper almost 3 years

UMongo link does not open // should be github.com/agirbal/umongo