It'd be REALLY useful if there was an ability to provide a label (basically a string) when creating a new connection to MongoDB from an application, to say where the connection is coming from.

For example we use a bunch of microservices and each API sets up a new connection. It'd be very useful to be able to see how many connections each API has at any given point, as it'd allow us to determine if the microservice is misbehaving with the database etc.

It would be helpful to be able to search for a trigger condition in the Alert builder when creating/editing an alert.

Currently, you need to scroll to find specific conditions, but the list is long so it can take some time to find the particular one needed.

It would be really useful if the Atlas Metrics tab showed the node name and geographic location similar to how the Cluster Overview tab shows the node's region. In this use case, we have nodes located all over the world, so its useful to know where a node is located when reviewing it's metrics.

Our main concern is 'Host experienced a rollback' is not an alert option!

Ideally, anything that shows up in the activity feed should be available as an alert.

You have daily line items on invoices. It would be great to be able to configure our billing to post to one of our collections. This would allow me to put charts on top of usage across all of our project and not just monthly

This is very hard to figure out what these alert mean, I have to go to the documentation and match them somehow, but it also looks like the documentation is not up to date.

I have different projects where I expect and calculate with different costs. I would like to set billing alerts per project, for example if an internal evaluation projects execeeds a specific biling the threshold is probably lower then for a production project.

Similar to the currenty billing alerts, I would to set a billing alert, but either per project or with different thresholds for each project.

We have a lot of cursor not found errors and currently there isn't an easy way to locate them at the Atlas integrated monitoring.
It would be nice to have this feature.

Integration Alerts with google chat like done with SLack

When receiving tens of emails regarding a dangerous condition on a node it would be helpful to know which node instead of having to click in the email to get to the portal to know if the issue affects our primary node or a secondary node.

Thanks

Currently there doesn't seem to be a way to set up custom alerts and monitoring on specific metrics such as when the size of documents returned form a query exceeds a certain limit, even though that information is available through the Profiler when looking at query samples.

It would be very useful to be able to either configure these metrics to be sent to an external service like Loggly for better monitoring and alerts or allowing to create customized alerts/webhooks within Atlas that would be triggered based on a custom-specified condition.

As an Ops person, access to the Realtime Dashboard Role is important, but it seems like in order to see it, you actually need access to the data itself. Is there a role that can give us that realtime monitoring without requiring access to the data explorer? I can access Profiler and Performance Advisor without those restrictions so it isn't clear as to why I can't also access the RealTime Performance Panel. Both of those show as much or possibly more information with regards to collections, documents, indices, etc than what appears on the RealTime Performance Panel.

Filing this on behalf of customers that are having a hard time telling orange and brown apart in Atlas metric timeline annotations (node become secondary, node becomes primary)

Right now, I do this manually. Would be good to see the totals prominently, along with a recommended upgrade/ not next to it, and single click to select the next size.

We find the conditions for billing alerts to be very limited. We were hoping we would be able to setup an alert that triggers when a certain threshold of our total subscription amount has been used for better monitoring. For example, >= 75% of the total subscription amount is used.

Hi Team,
We understand that network whitelist information (IPs added/removed) will be available only in portal under project activity feed. As our requirement is to access this information via API.

Please let us know is there any feasibility of having these project level network whitelist information through API or in db logs in near future.

Changes alerts is really painful. For one thing, pressing the Enter key doesn't close the dialog and nor does pressing Escape.

This makes it really painful to change something simple like the slack channel used for alerts.

Currently we have disk IOPS in monitoring (both read and write).
One of the metrics that play a role to decide whether to have a provisioned disk or not, at least with AWS hosting, is the disk bandwidth.
For instance with a large enough disk, like 2000GB, I have max 250MB/s bandwidth with an unprovisioned (gp2) disk (the maximum), but could go to 500MB/s with a provisioned (io1) disk of that size.