MongoDB has three editions: community server, enterprise server, and atlas.
1) MongoDB
Community Server
The
MongoDB Community Edition is free and available on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
MongoDB
Community Edition uses the Server-Side Public License (SSPL). It
means that if you offer MongoDB as a service to the public, you need to open
the source code of the software that makes the service works e.g.,
administration and monitoring tools. Otherwise, you need to pay for the
enterprise subscription.
If
you use the MongoDB Community Edition as a component of your application, not
the final product, you are free to use it.
2) MongoDB
Enterprise Server
MongoDB
Enterprise Server is a commercial edition of MongoDB as a part of the MongoDB
Enterprise Advanced subscription.
3) MongoDB
Atlas
MongoDB
Atlas is a global cloud database service. It is a database as a service that
allows you to focus on building apps rather than spending time managing the
databases.
MongoDB
Atlas is available on common cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, and GCP.
MongoDB Atlas has a free tier for your experiments.
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