Upgrading MongoDB#

The instructions on this page apply to FiftyOne users who are using the MongoDB binary that is bundled with FiftyOne.

If you utilize a custom/shared MongoDB database, then follow the upgrade path advised by your database provider.

Note

It is strongly recommended to perform a backup of your MongoDB database before upgrading your MongoDB version.

Upgrading to MongoDB 8#

Close any Python sessions that are running fiftyone
Ensure that the bundled mongo process has been shut down

ps -ef | egrep "fiftyone.*mongod"

ps -ef | egrep "fiftyone.*mongod"

Get-Process | \
    Where-Object { \
        $_.Name -like "*fiftyone*" \
        -and $_.Name -like "*mongod*" \
    }

Upgrade to fiftyone>=1.3 and fiftyone-db>=1.2.0

pip install --upgrade fiftyone fiftyone[db]

Install mongosh
Find the MongoDB URI using your operating system’s network libraries

sudo lsof -iTCP -sTCP:LISTEN -P -n | egrep "mongod"

sudo lsof -iTCP -sTCP:LISTEN -P -n | egrep "mongod"

Get-NetTCPConnection | \
    Where-Object { $_.State -eq 'Listen' } | \
    Select-String -Pattern "mongod"

Connect to MongoDB using mongosh
```
mongosh "$URI_FROM_ABOVE"
```

Enable backwards-incompatible MongoDB 8.0 features by setting your database’s feature compatibility version

db.adminCommand({
    setFeatureCompatibilityVersion: "8.0",
    confirm: true
})

// Verify the upgrade
db.adminCommand({
    getParameter: 1,
    featureCompatibilityVersion: 1
})