How to set up a Node.js MongoDB 3.2 server on Mac OS X?

Question

Nginx

You need to run an Nginx/Node.js server that uses MongoDB 3.2 and ffmpeg (fluent-ffmpeg) on ​​Mac OS X El Capitan.
Actually, when installing directly, semi-manually using MacPorts, I encountered a lack of (debian package) libkrb5-dev, which is needed for the mongodb npm package ... I guess this can be solved if I compile kerberos myself? I didn't even get to install ffmpeg...
The solution was to run Ubuntu in a virtual machine and use the shared folder where the project resides. But there is a problem here - I use nodemon, it monitors file changes and restarts the server automatically, but in the case of a shared folder - such changes are not displayed in the ubuntu guest virtual machine ... Is it possible to solve this problem and whether to use it for this docker?

Answer 1

Use poppy and suffer.
/joke
Seriously, I was advised to hang a port listening in the virtual machine and give commands to it in this way. How to open a specific file in VirtualBox from the host Linux system?