step 1: Create an Account
The first step is to create an account on MongoDB Atlas. Head over to MongoDB Atlas and sign up using your email or through a third-party login. This account will give you access to the cloud-based database services MongoDB offers, including creating and managing your clusters
Step 2: Download and Set Up MongoDB Compass and Atlas
After creating your account, download MongoDB Compass, which is the GUI for managing your local or cloud MongoDB databases. Compass helps you visualize and interact with your data without using command-line tools.
Download MongoDB Compass from the official site.
Log in to your Atlas account through the web interface.
step 3:
created a cluster in atlas

Step 4:
downloaded a sample dataset

step 5:
got to network access and add IP address and connect with it

step 6:
Add new database access with username and password ,the role should be read and write and at last database should be added temporarily

step 7:
You should open MongoDB Compass and copy the connection link from MongoDB Atlas. Paste that link into Compass, making sure to include your database username and password in the connection string. After successfully connecting, open the MongoDB Shell (mongosh). In the shell, connect to the same database and perform the CRUD operations — Create, Read, Update, and Delete — using the appropriate MongoDB commands.

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