It would be great if I could connect to and run commands against my cluster via the Atlas UI so I don't have to rely on downloading and running the shell locally.

I'd also be more confident I was running commands against the right cluster as I would have less reliance on managing connection strings and differentiating between them. This would be helpful if I'm not on my regular machine and need to do some ad-hoc querying or debugging.

Could we have a Terraform resource for creating custom database roles?

I can create a Project in Terraform, but I cannot add a Team to it afterwards.

I am an Organization Member, so I cannot see Projects that I do not have explicit access to. This means that for any Project I create via Terraform, I need to ask someone with more permissions to add my Team to the Project.

I tried to use the sample_mflix sample database to check MongoDB drivers of C#, how can I use them. The first idea was to download the movies into a statically typed classes, but the provider threw cannot cast int to string exception.

Long story short. The problem was that whenever the title of a movie was a number (like spartan 300), the sample database loaded a number instead of a string.

Can we change it so the initial load of the database contains only string titles?

NodeJS mongodb driver (with or without mongoose) needs to "listCollections" before "createCollection"

But "listCollections" and "createCollection" are in different "rights list" for custom role (look screenshots)

In this case "createCollection" in "Collection Actions" has no sense without "listCollections" from another rights scope "Database Actions and Roles" and user with "createCollection" ability in fact cannot create collection

It can be fixed with moving "createCollection" and "listCollections" rights into one scope

When Atlas is performing maintenances such as setting changes and OS reboots Alerts will be triggered. It would be helpful to have these Alerts be disabled so that it doesn't cause false alarms or so much noise that they are ignored.

Fix Typo

We have a single project set up for our application, and multiple clusters under that project. Right now, it's impossible to create database users who only have access to certain clusters - the only configurable option is "database name".

The issue is that some of the clusters have the same "database name" but I don't want them to be able to access a database in a specific cluster, though I *do* want them to access a database with the same name in a different cluster.

Any plans to implement this?

Currently the dashboard takes well over 3.5 minutes to load on a gbps broadband connection waiting for

https://cloud.mongodb.com/static/dist/project.min.js

The project events API (described at https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/api/events-projects-get-one/)
returns less fields that presented in the UI.

For example, after adding a database user via API, I would like to wait for the database user actually added before attempting to use the user. In the web UI, I see 2 events with all the information I need - "MongoDB user added" and "Deployment configuration published".

When querying the project events API, I see both events (event types MONGODB_USER_ADDED and AUTOMATION_CONFIG_PUBLISHED_AUDIT), but there are no additional fields with the new database user.