Linux – How to setup MongoDB with GoDaddy Shared Hosting

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I would like to setup MongoDB with GoDaddy Shared Hosting (Linux). I have already enable SSH access. I can upload, extract, and run MongoDB succesfully outside of the doc root.

But, how do I ensure that MongoDB is always running and ready to accept transactions? How can I access it?

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It's not possible sorry, you might have been misled by the ability to SSH into your hosting provider.

Your best bet is to use a cheap dedicated server from someone like AWS or Rackspace Cloud or use a MongoDB hosting service

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