Connections Manager 
Import Wizard 
Collections Tab 
Visual Query Builder 
SQL Query 
SQL Connection Manager 
Team Sharing 
LDAP/ Kerberos
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MongoDB to SQL
Data Compare & Sync 
Task Scheduler 
Intellishell 
Schema Explorer 
AI Helper 
Aggregration Editor 
Query Code 
Query Profiler 
Index Manager 
Visual Explain 
Reschema 
Users and Roles Manager 
Data Masking 
In this guide, we cover how to install Studio 3T on Linux.
We only support and test against the latest Ubuntu LTS version.
Customers have also reported success with other Linux distributions, which you can feel free to evaluate during the free 30-day trial.
Prerequisites
If you are connecting to a cloud-based or remote installation of MongoDB, you do not need to install MongoDB locally. Move on to Install Studio 3T for Linux.
If you want to configure a local installation of MongoDB, install the latest MongoDB community edition on your Linux system. MongoDB provides various packages for popular Linux distributions. View the full list here.
Installing Studio 3T for Linux
Studio 3T for Linux is available for 64-bit Linux systems. It is available as a gzipped tarball (.tar.gz). You can unpack the file at the command line. Alternatively, you can use system utilities such as Archive Manager.
The tarball contains a runnable .sh file that launches the installer for Studio 3T. Using this, you can install Studio 3T to your preferred location. It will automatically create a desktop shortcut to launch Studio 3T.
Download Studio 3T (click Other platforms for Linux).
To install from the command line:
- Open a terminal and shell.
- Go to the directory, where the gzipped tarball (.tar.gz) was downloaded.
$ cd Downloads
- Unpack the file.
$ tar -xvzf studio-3t-linux-x64.tar.gz
- Run the Studio 3T installer.
$ ./studio-3t-linux-x64.sh
- Now follow the prompts in the GUI to complete the installation.
Now that you’re done with installation, read the Getting Started with Studio 3T guide to navigate the tool like a pro in no time.
Alternatively, check out our Getting Started with MongoDB guide for a comprehensive introduction to the most popular NoSQL database.
