Atlas
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general cpu class for M400 and M600
Currently when selecting M400 or M600 only "Low CPU" class is available. Our only option to increase CPU is going back to M300 with "General" class to get 96cpu. We would benefit a lot from "General" option of 128cpu and 160cpu.
7 votes -
Add a Atlas control plane in UK region
Currently Atlas control plane IP addresses originate from your AWS us-east-1 region. With our region being UK, security team does not like request into our network originating from US.
Request a control place in UK region.2 votes -
Support multiple U2F devices (e.g Yubikeys)
It makes me nervous to only have one entered here. I always add a backup key to each site that use a U2F device. That is generally recommended and I have learned that the hard way.
The means there would be an option to name each device instead of accepting the one I currently plugged in.
And btw, I am very happy about the recent MFA addition. SMS is gone!
1 vote -
Atlas dedicated tier is not actually dedicated
MongoDB Atlas, despite the documentation and Atlas UI reflecting M10+ as dedicated tier, is not actually dedicating all resources. While CPU and Memory can be considered dedicated, storage is not dedicated until M300+. After working with MongoDB Support, and support working with AWS support, our performance issues were identified by a noisy neighbor who was choking our disk IOPS even though we are running M40_NVME clusters which are supposed to be high performance.
MongoDB should at a minimum highlight this as a consideration for latency sensitive deployments.
A new Atlas alert should be created to identify issues where slow query…
5 votes -
Atlas on GCP - CMK - Avoid Service account keys
We want to use our own GCP CMK keys to encrypt our environments deployed in Altas GCP
We read the document here: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/security-gcp-kms/#required-access and it states that we need to provide our Google Cloud Service Account Key.
Is there a way to use something like this: https://cloud.google.com/iam/docs/workload-identity-federation.
Summary: Use Identity and Access Management to grant permissions on GCP CMK instead of Service account keys.1 vote -
Mongodb Atlas Malaysia AWS regions
Malaysia region is poised to be the largest AWS region and it is pertinent that Atlas can support it for south east asia. Writing in to petition of this region's support.
4 votes -
Show warning when user is configured with access to invalid resources
When an invalid resource is specified in data plane user's access policy ("grant access to") authentication errors are misleading.
For Example: if user "John" is limited access to cluster "xo" but cluster is created as "x0" by mistake, when John is authenticated against "x0" we simply get "user not found error" in client.
If the Atlas UI can highlight the potential error, that cluster "xo" is not found, as cluster cannot be implicitly created. it will save valuable time for developers debugging entitlement issues.
2 votes -
Support for Push-Based Logging to Azure and GCP
Asking on behalf of customer, please add Support for Push-Based Logging to Azure and GCP instead of just to AWS S3 buckets: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/push-logs/
14 votes -
Support portal central location to manage subscriptions to notifications from MongoDB
There are currently multiple locations to sign up for notifications from MongoDB.
A central location on the Support Portal UI would help Customers to get the information relevant to them.
Current options include:
The MongoDB Alerts page lists critical alerts and advisories for MongoDB Products.RSS feed of all CVE vulnerabilities, which allows customers to subscribe and receive new CVEs alerts as they are published.
The CVE RSS feed can be accessed here: https://www.mongodb.com/alerts/rssThe Standard security alerts page is here.
Please also see the KB: How can I track security updates from MongoDB?.You can subscribe to…
1 vote -
When I want to end my membership, show all the steps that must performed and bring me to those pages to perform the actions.
You guys know what needs to be done to end a membership. Currently it is very user unfriendly to let your user hunt for all the steps. Especially when your instruction do not match the latest interface.
My very poor experience to end my membership would give me pause to recommend MongoDB, because it doesn’t show a customer centric view and behaviour.
1 vote -
Higher memory hardware option in NVMe
By experience, an optimized MongoDB usually needs more IO and memory, so we can enable a horizontal scale during the live incident.
So a larger memory SSD would be preferred.
For AWS, eg. x2iedn or x8g(require to switch ARM) would be an option.1 vote -
Improve labeling experience in Network Access
I see option "add my current IP address in allow list" quite handy.
After I click that button there is no labeling option near.
I could use a search bar of browser to find a recent ip address but that is too tedious.I want labeling input just after added the address into allowed list.
One more cool option would be to choose a label color.
That way I can manage or distinguish all addresses/hosts simply in a instant look.
1 vote -
In the Project Overview interface of Atlas, show users that the set of clusters is incomplete
In the Project Overview web interface, in the Clusters pane, four of our clusters are listed. I am new to our MongoDB deployment and to this UI. I had no way of concluding we had more than four clusters. I thought that was the complete list.
I feel strongly that if you are going to show only a subset of clusters in a UI, you need to also give users some visual clue that this is only a subset, that the list is incomplete, and that more can be found somewhere.
1 vote -
Granular permissions needed with Federated Authentication in Atlas
Granular permissions needed with Federated Authentication in Atlas
For example(but not limited to), it would be good to assign to an external role, via Federated Authentication:
-to create RS users;
-to restore a RS.1 vote -
1 vote
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Control Over how to upgrade minor versions or rollback if required
Hello Team,
We recently faced an issue with the automatic minor version upgrade that rolled our clusters from 6.0.16 to 6.0.17 through Atlas. Since 6.0.17 has some problems, can we request the following features:
1. Disable automatic upgrades of minor versions.
2. Allow manual rollback to previous minor versions when necessary.2 votes -
Alerting mechanism to notify when the node internal/external IP changes for MongoDB Atlas Cluster node
We would need an alerting mechanism to notify the team when the node external/internal IP changes. This helps us to troubleshoot the problem quicker and can change in the firewall configuration quickly.
1 vote -
Migrate users and roles with between Atlas Projects
It would be great to be able to transfer/copy users with their credentials and permissions from one Project to another.
In a longer time, from one Org to another.
2 votes -
Unblock users in Russia and Belarus
Currently MongoDB blocks access to MongoDB Atlas for users who are located on the territory of Russian Federation, Belarus (and other countries).
MongoDB Support team confirmed this is the case and stated that the reason is US regulations and sanctions, referring only to the blog post published on their website (https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/mongodb-assistance-ukraine-shut-down-work-russia). The blog post does not mention that the access to users is blocked.
To our best understanding not many other tech companies have implemented such strict measures.
We've also taken the time to delve into the sanctions topic and have reviewed every public release of sanctions on…
4 votes -
Altas CIDR ranges for network containers are too restrictive
Background:
For each MongoDB Altas project, the clusters built in that project are built using a "network container", which tells MongoDB Atlas which pool of IPs it can select from given a CIDR range for its underlying infrastructure.AWS minimum imposed CIDR value/subnet size: /28
MongoDB minimum imposed CIDR value for clusters deployed to AWS: /24Azure minimum imposed CIDR value/subnet size: /29
MongoDB minimum imposed CIDR value for clusters deployed to Azure: /21For customers who elect connecting to MongoDB Atlas via VPC peering, they know that IP space is a scarce resource. Reserving /24 or /21 IP space…
5 votes
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