Web-based admin UI's compatible with MongoDB 3.2?

[Michael Ward]

I've gone through quite a few of the admin tools I could find, such as phpMoAdmin, phpMongoDB, and rockMongo, and they all fail because they use a deprecated MongoDB PHP driver ("mongo" which has since been replaced with "mongodb").  I don't really want to install and use deprecated stuff.  We're running MongoDB 3.2, and I'd like users to be able to connect to a web interface to interact with their databases.  What are my options?  I have no specific requirements (PHP is fine, node is fine, etc.), I'm just looking for something that is up-to-date with 3.2 support.

Thanks,

Mike

[Kasturi Chavan]

Hi Mike,

You could look up Robomongo . We are currently on mongodb version 3.0 and are using robomongo to interact with dbs. 

Hope this helps.

Kasturi Chavan

[Michael Ward]

Thanks, but I can't seem to get it to work because we are using authentication.  This post on StackOverflow details the problem I'm encountering, and the answer indicates that the latest version of Robomongo (0.8.5) will not work with MongoDB 3.x if you use authentication.  A follow up comment on that answer says "MongoDB 3.0 adds a new SCRAM-SHA-1 auth which definitely isn't supported yet."

Mike

[Michael Ward]

Forgot to link the StackOverflow post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29147839/mongodb-3-0-1-problems-with-auth-robomongo

[Lee Parayno]

3T MongoChef works with MongoDB 3.0/3.2, and has compatibility SCRAM-SHA-1 authentication.

Albeit, not a “web-based admin UI”, since you brought up RoboMongo, figured you were open to desktop apps.

Lee

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[John De Goes]

SlamData is 3.2 compatible. 100% open source with a web-based interface.

It's not an admin tool, per se, but it lets you explore clusters, databases, and collections; rename, move, and delete databases and collections; upload and download databases and collections; and run arbitrary queries.

As such, it's used by some developers as a development tool. 

Regards,

John

[Matt Sneller]

NoSQL Manager is another good tool. But not web based.

http://www.mongodbmanager.com

On Friday, December 11, 2015 at 11:04:42 AM UTC-7, Michael Ward wrote: