In this chapter, you learned about the different aspects of security in a MongoDB installation. After an initial overview, you learned about transport layer security, and how to configure MongoDB for TLS/SSL. After that, you learned about the different authentication mechanisms available, including SCRAM and x.509 certificates. You also learned about Kerberos and LDAP, which are only available in the MongoDB Enterprise Edition. After that, you learned how to enable authentication and create an admin user. You then learned about the various database privilege actions which can be applied to roles. You also learned about some of the built-in roles and how to define your own. Finally, you learned how to create database users and assign them to one or more roles.
In the next chapter, you will be given a walkthrough of a complete application based upon MongoDB, including capturing...
