Connect Moskito-Central to MongoDB

Today we are going to connect MoSKito-Central to MongoDB database.

In a few words, MoSKito-Central is a service (remote or** embedded**) that receives your MoSKito statistics and stores it in the place of your choice (Filesystem, Database, …).

Our choice for now is MongoDB and MoSKito-Central in embedded mode.

Before we start, you need to have our test-application the **burgershop **locally in a proper state, so just perform following steps:

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I. Adding dependencies

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In this step we’re adding the dependencies for embedded-connector and storages.

II. Adding configurations

First of all we need to create *resources *directory and put some new config files there.

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moskito.json\

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This config sets the embedded MoSKito-Central connector to the our burgershop.

moskito-central.json

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*moskito-central.json *configures the list of storages (config file name and implementation class), in our case we configure one MongoDB storage. For a full storages list, please check documentation or sources.

moskito-mongoDB.json

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With this, we configure our MongoDB storage. Set **distributeProducers **to “true” and every producer will be stored in it’s own collection, if not – collectionName will be used to store snapshots into one named collection of your Mongo database.

III. Run it!

Build the **burgershop, **deploy it and, of course, don’t forget to order some new burgers 🙂

After a couple of minutes, you’ll find a new stored data in your MongoDB database.

It’s looks like this:

Enjoy!