Atlas
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Allow to create Dashboard
Please provide feature to create a dashboard for metrics like CPU, memory consumption etc for a cluster or more than one cluster in single graphs like for cpu one graph, for memory one graph like that just like monitoring tools provide for example zabbix screens and dashboards, stackdriver dashboards, dynatrace dashboards.
This is to have a glance on our entire architecture instead of checking each and every cluster every time. This will be particularly useful during load tests or business peak period where we need to check more than one cluster performance.
4 votes -
Separate Atlas metric graphs of the outgoing traffic from the internal/replication traffic in Atlas cluster
This is a request to separate Atlas metric graphs of the outgoing traffic from the internal/replication traffic in Atlas cluster
4 votes -
Export profiler slow queries via Datadog integration
The "profiler" tab in Atlas is very nice -- it gives a really nice over-all view of slow queries, with the ability to drill down into the individual calls.
However, I don't check this page every day, and so it is sometimes hard to find out when we actually do have slow queries or commands pop up on it if it is not affecting our cluster.
We use datadog as the central point for all of our monitoring. We have the Atlas <--> Datadog integration set up, which exports a number of useful stats. It would be very nice for…
3 votes -
Display Total Cluster Data Size in Atlas UI
Atlas doesn't display the total data size of the databases hosted on the sharded cluster. This feature was available in Opsmanager and will be very helpful for the DBA's and the product development teams to glance at the data size of the cluster.
Attached the screenshot for example.
Nice to have or display the size of each database and also display the historical datasize metric for each database in a sharded cluster.
3 votes -
Metric on TTLDeleted documents
Hi,
We (Indeed, inc.) are one of your larger customers with more than $2M spend on Atlas in a year. We need a metric on number of TTL Deleted documents per second for an Atlas Cluster. We have similar metric on our standard mongodb plugin in Datadog and this is extremely useful to all our Product Teams because most of our clusters have TTL.
Thanks.3 votes -
Last Database User Access
My team has found ourselves in the position of needing to iterate through the Database Access History Logs in order to discover whether or not a database user is still being used for the past t time periods.
We need to have this functionality in order to guarantee a seamless credential rotation.
With the current API this operation will require iterating over each cluster's access logs for the past t time periods. If I have "n" clusters and "t" time periods this is an O(n * t) runtime. I'm not really great at O() notation, but if t is greater…
3 votes -
Display EBS actual disk information (gp3)
Currently, clusters created on AWS have gp3 volumes according to support.
However :
* the configuration displays max IOPS 6000 for M50 clusters even though documentation states that iops scale 3:1 with the volume size in GB (1 GB = 3 IOPS) regardless of disk type for M30+ clusters (true with gp2 anwyay, for gp3 that's an enforcement by Atlas)
Documentation link : https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/customize-storage/#configuring-the-iops-rate=> the configuration should at least display the actual IOPS (as it's also being used for alerting) - ideally it would allow us to have more IOPS than the minimum 3:1 enforcement.
- with gp2 we had…
3 votes -
Allow the image export using Atlas Admin API
For the report purpose, we need to get the exported images of Status/Hardware/DBStast.
With personal authentication, I can get these images via URL:
https://cloud.mongodb.com/export/v2/charts/{status/hardware/dbstast}/{clusterID}/{hostID}/{format}/{title}?since={since}&until={until}&hostDbStatsName={DBName}However, I cannot get it programmatically with API Key authentication.
Let's allow the image export using Atlas Admin API.
Thanks!3 votes -
Ability to get collection stats via the API
e.g. list collections, collection size, collection indexes, etc.
3 votes -
Uptime report for Atlas cluster
It would be great to have an uptime report be it weekly or monthly basis which can be extracted and presented anyone who would like to have an high level overview.
3 votes -
Display the Atlas-generated replica-set name in the cluster Dashboard
This is an easy one, and it'll help a lot.
Inconvenience:
In the past, every time I created a cluster, the name of the replica-set was in line with the name of the cluster:
e.g.:
Cluster Name:asteroids-tracking
Replicaset Name:asteroids-tracking-shard-0Now when I create a cluster, the name of the replica-set is a random set of characters prefixed by "atlas-"
e.g.:
Cluster Name:asteroids-tracking
Replicaset Name:atlas-[randomChars]-shard-0This makes it unnecessarily difficult to find (in the Atlas Organization) the cluster referred to when I receive text message alerts. Mainly when you are in charge of so many clusters.
Additionally,…3 votes -
Database Access History: sort and export
Would be nice to export the database access history and/or sort by a column.
3 votes -
3rd Party Hooks
Within Atlas today, we have a number of channel options to send alerts (Ex. OpsGenie, Slack, VictorOps).
I would like to see a hook integration provided by Atlas so any tool can recieve alerts from their cluster. Ex. I can recieve my cluster alert in Microsoft Teams.
3rd party hooks can increase the stickiness of Atlas and improve freedoms for teams and their existing toolsets.
3 votes -
Manually replace / restart virtual machine
Allow to replace / restart the underlying virtual machine of a node.
Sometimes this is all that is needed to get a cluster out of an unhealthy state. Currently, only support seem to be able to do this.
3 votes -
Disk throughput in monitoring
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.3 votes -
More detailed update status
It would be amazingly helpful to see more detailed information on recovering nodes. Just knowing that the node is, for example, "81% of the way on initial sync" is much more informational (and lets users know that it isn't stuck) as compared to the node being in "Startup2" recovery.
3 votes -
Publish statistics in Atlas to analyze what is filling oplog
It would be very useful to be able to see metrics/statistics about the contents of oplog. There are open-source tools like oplog analyzer (https://github.com/mhelmstetter/oplog-analyzer) that can be used, but it's a hassle to have to install it and run it in the same datacenter where the database is running (for performance).
The statistics I'm most interested is what collections have most oplog documents, what kind of operations they have been and what is the total size that each collection currently utilizes from the oplog. This will help improving code to use less oplog.
We've seen cases where bad…
3 votes -
The page fault metric is not available in the Datadog integration
The page fault metric is not available in the Datadog integration
3 votes -
Monitoring Metrics on dhandle
We'd like to monitor the WiredTiger dhandle over the time, directly from Cloud Atlas Monitoring view. It would allow to directly see the impact when updating cluster settings.
We'd like also being able to configure alert triggers on it, the goal for us is being alerted when an excessive amount of files (collections & indexes) is loaded into the MongoDB Memory, to avoid reaching an Out Of Memory error.
2 votes -
Use additional metadata to differentiate processes
Right now Ops Manager monitoring identifies MongoDB processes according to hostname:port. Unfortunately, if 2 processes have the same short hostname & port in the same Ops Manager project, they'll be treated the same even if they are actually different processes with different FQDN.
Please either allow the use of additional characteristics (FQDN, replica set name, config server name, etc) for differentiating MongoDB processes or provide some way to tag 2 or more processes so monitoring doesn't accidentally miscategorize them as the same process.
2 votes
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