mongoDB Versions
Current Stable Release
Previous Stable Release
about Version Numbers
There are three numbers in a MongoDB version:
<major version number>.<release number>.<revision number>
The
second number, the release number, indicates release stability. An odd
release number indicates a release in a development series. Even
numbered releases indicate a stable, general availability, release.
Additionally, the three numbers indicate the following:
- <major version number>: This rarely changes. A change to this number indicates very large changes to MongoDB.
- <release number>: A release can include many changes, including new features and updates. Some changes may break backwards compatibility. See release notes for every version for compatibility notes. Even-numbered release numbers are stable branches. Odd-numbered release numbers are development branches.
- <revision number>: This digit increments for every release. Changes each revision address bugs and security issues,
Example
Version numbers:
- 1.0.0 : First stable release
- 1.0.x : Bug fixes to 1.0.x. These releases carry low risk. Always upgrade to the latest revision in your release series.
- 1.1.x : Development release. Includes new features not fully finished and other works-in-progress. Some things may be different than 1.0
- 1.2.x : Second stable release. This is a culmination of the 1.1.x development series.
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MongoDB
Enterprise is the commercial edition of MongoDB that provides
enterprise-grade capabilities. MongoDB Enterprise enables customers to
be as agile and scalable as a startup while addressing the more
demanding requirements of the modern enterprise.
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organizations are building new types of applications, improving customer
experience, accelerating time to market and reducing total cost of
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security, compliance and uptime standards that their businesses require.
These
value-added capabilities are not included in the open-source edition of
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MongoDB Enterprise includes:
- Advanced Security. Kerberos Authentication enables enterprise and government customers to integrate MongoDB Enterprise into standard security systems.
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Rich Document Queries
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Aggregation Framework and MapReduce
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Text Search
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OS Certifications
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