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Everything about Bugzilla

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 Hi, I’m Kishen Deemud. In this article I will explain everything about Bugzilla. What is Bugzilla? Bugzilla is an open-source tool use to track bugs and issues of a project or software. It was written by  Terry Weissman . Written in Perl and uses MySQL database. And originally developed and used by the Mozilla project, and licensed under the  Mozilla Public License . It help students, developers and other stakeholders to keep track of outstanding problems with their product. Terry Weissman I mportance of Bugzilla Since it’s a defect tracking tool , it can be used as a test management tool and we can easily link it with other test management tools like Quality center, Test link and etc. Bugzilla as a bug tracking tool let users to stay connected with their clients and employees to communicate about their problems effectively throughout the data management chain. Bugzilla is used to report bugs in products of Mozilla since Bugzilla is a product of Mozilla. Key usages of Bugzilla Email N

How to install mongoDB on MAC

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Hi, I’m Kishen Deemud. In this article I will explain you how to install mongoDB on mac. So let’s go ahead and installed that. Step 1 Encase you’re thinking to go mongoDB/download-center and want to download the zip file… No, please don’t do that. I have a better solution and better approach of installing things on Mac. And I would like to introduce one thing which encase you are developer, You might be already aware of it. So it is known as  brew.sh  . Brew is a service which is package manager and they call it proudly as  “The Missing Package Manager for macOS” . The first thing you have to do is, copy the entire line under the  Install Homebrew , and open up your Terminal and just paste it up there. And it’s going to install brew. Step 2 Now it’s comes to install mongo now. Just give this command to the terminal. brew install mongo Now this is gonna take some time to download it and install all these things. Step 3 Now make a directory using this command sudo mkdir -p /data/db Step