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-# hello-mongoose: Using Mongoose.js for elegant MongoDB object modeling in Node.js.  
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-MongoDB and Node.js are often used together because of their shared use of Javascript and its Object Notation (JSON).  Mongoose is a popular helper library that provides a more rigorous modeling environment for your data, enforcing a little bit more structure as needed, while still maintaining flexibility that makes MongoDB powerful.  In this article, you make a connection to a hosted MongoDB instance at add-on provider [MongoLab](http://mongolab.com) with Mongoose and model a simple object.  
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-## Deployment
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-To deploy [the app](http://hello-mongoose.herokuapp.com/) to Heroku you can use the Heroku button [![Deploy](https://www.herokucdn.com/deploy/button.png)](https://heroku.com/deploy) or follow these steps:
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-1. `git clone git://github.com/mongolab/hello-mongoose.git && cd hello-mongoose`
-2. `heroku create`
-3. `heroku addons:add mongolab`
-3. `git push heroku master`
-4. `heroku open`
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-## Docker
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-The app can be debugged and tested using the [Heroku Docker CLI plugin](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/introduction-local-development-with-docker).
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-Make sure the plugin is installed:
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-    heroku plugins:install heroku-docker
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-Configure Docker and Docker Compose:
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-    heroku docker:init
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-And run the app locally:
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-    docker-compose up
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-The app will now be available on the Docker daemon IP on port 8080.
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-You can also use Docker to release to Heroku:
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-    heroku create
-    heroku docker:release
-    heroku open
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-## License
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-MIT Licensed
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