Important
MongoDB 8.3 is the latest minor release. Starting with MongoDB 8.2, minor releases are available for on-premises deployments (Community and EA) for specific use cases. For more information, see MongoDB Versioning.
To install the latest MongoDB version supported for on-premises use, see the installation instructions.
These documents provide instructions to install MongoDB Enterprise.
MongoDB Enterprise is available for MongoDB Enterprise subscribers and includes additional features such as LDAP authentication, Kerberos authentication, and System Event Auditing.
Before You Begin
Before installing MongoDB Enterprise, confirm the following:
You have a MongoDB Enterprise subscription. To learn more, visit MongoDB Enterprise Advanced.
Your host meets the platform and hardware requirements. For details, see Production Notes for Self-Managed Deployments.
Select Your Operating System
- Install on Linux
- Install the official builds of MongoDB Enterprise on Linux-based systems.
- Install on macOS
- Install the official build of MongoDB Enterprise on macOS
- Install on Windows
- Install MongoDB Enterprise on Windows using the
.msiinstaller. - Install with Docker
- Install a MongoDB Enterprise Docker container.
Next Steps
After you install MongoDB Enterprise, you can:
Get started: Work through an introductory tutorial. To learn more, see Getting Started with MongoDB.
Deploy a replica set: Set up replication for high availability. To learn how, see Deploy a Self-Managed Replica Set.
Set up access control: Secure your deployment with authentication. To learn how, see Enable Access Control on Self-Managed Deployments.
Review the security checklist: Confirm your deployment follows security best practices. To learn more, see Security Checklist for Self-Managed Deployments.
Note
MongoDB Search and MongoDB Vector Search are available as Public Preview features for your Enterprise clusters through MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes. To learn more, see Deploy Search and Vector Search with MongoDB.