Atlas
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- How you think this will help
- Why this matters to you
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Autoscaling with custom conditions to scale up( change 1 hour to adjustable time) or down(change fixed 24 hours to adjustable time)
Currently autoscaling is predefined with conditions like
scale up:
The Average CPU Utilization has exceeded 75% for the past hour.
The Memory Utilization has exceeded 75% for the past hour.
scale down:
The average CPU Utilization and Memory Utilization over the past 24 hours is below 50%.
The cluster hasn't been scaled down (manually or automatically) in the past 24 hours.Following changes will save more resources and money:
-This 24 hours time for scale down should be made flexible/adjustable to suit customers requirement.
-One hour time to scale up should be adjustable to scale up faster. This may need…62 votes -
Prometheus database and collection metrics
We checked the Prometheus metrics provided by MongoDB Atlas and didn't find metrics for the following:
Database sizeCollection storage size
Record per collection
Indexes per collection
Index size
We would like to have this kind of metrics to add to dashboards.
11 votes -
Allow multiregion sharded clusters to have Primary nodes in multiple regions
For multi-region sharded clusters, the primaries for each shard remain in a single (highest priority) region in Atlas. If these primaries can be spread across multiple regions, that will a) provide consistent average response time for applications that connect from multiple regions as active-active b) Limit the blast radius if the highest priority region is unavailable c) Better distribution of workload from an application side.
This architecture is currently possible with EA deployments but not with Atlas.
5 votes -
It would be useful to be able to view a collection schema similar to how you can in Compass
It would be useful to be able to view a collection schema similar to how you can in Compass. At present we have to enable LDAP and configure Compass to remotely connect to Atlas, but this is not always feasible and it would be good to see this useful functionality from Compass translate to Atlas UI
6 votes -
Allow multiple VPC CIDR ranges in Peering connection
Allow multiple VPC CIDR for a single Peering connection from Atlas to AWS.
Our AWS account has two CIDR ranges for a single VPC. Atlas peering connection only allows connection to a single CIDR range.
Today, I need to create a separate private link connection to be able to connect to the second CIDR range.7 votes -
Create option in terraform for keep backups after destruction
I saw that a feature was released to keep the backups of a cluster even if it was terminated. Basically the idea is to add a bool in terraform that does the work of activating or deactivating this feature, because whoever destroys the cluster using terraform does not have the option to keep the backup.
3 votes -
Granular cost and inventory details
We are building a unified portal to view our databases and almost all other managed cloud providers like AWS provide instance level/node level view of clusters.
Currently, there's no way for me to get instance level/node level inventory details.Also, when billing/cost is generated, it's generated on a cluster-level basis. Since we now have separate sizing for Analytical nodes and Electable nodes, it's better to separate out the cost to be at an instance level.
Again, all cloud providers like AWS do give us instance-level costing for EC2/RDS so I don't see why that can't be technically possible.
Support costs…3 votes -
Pausing MongoDB Atlas Cluster with option of start/end time
There is a parameter available for cluster resource to pause the cluster. With this parameter, we have to flip the status from pause to unpause whenever needed.
I am looking for separate resource (like maintenance window) where one can configure to pause the cluster for specific window (start/end time)
Example: I want to pause all non-prod clusters by Friday evening 5 PM EST and resume the cluster 7 AM EST. With trigger it is possible, but we do have hundreds of deployments. It would be great if we have resource where customer can specify their own timing to pause and…
13 votes -
API to list clusters that has snapshots on it- even deleted clusters
Today we use the API below to list the clusters that exists in a project
GET https://cloud.mongodb.com/api/atlas/v1.0/groups/{GROUP-ID}/clusters?pretty=true
After having the clusters list, we can list the snapshots from one specific clusters using the API:
https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/reference/api/cloud-backup/backup/get-all-backups/
GET https://cloud.mongodb.com/api/atlas/v1.0/groups/{GROUP-ID}/clusters/{CLUSTER-NAME}/backup/snapshots
Now on Mongo Atlas I can delete a cluster and ask not to delete their snapshots. So if I want to use the same functions I can't, because the list of the clusters do not show the clusters that have been deleted but still has snapshots on atlas.
It would be great if the API that lists the cluster also give us…
3 votes -
Serverless instances on AWS Paris (eu-west-3) region
We are impatiently awaiting the arrival of serverless in France. A lot of projects are needed !
8 votes -
Provide option to remove hidden node in NVMe clusters
NVMe clusters default to add a hidden node where backups are pulled from. This is due to the reduced durability of NVMe volumes. In cases where durability isn't a concern, I would like to disable backups and remove the hidden node altogether.
The UI currently provides the ability to stop backups by modifying the backup policies (see attachment). However, I cannot remove the hidden node which is simply incurring extra cost.
Obviously there would need to be a major warning provided to the user, but this is not unprecedented in industry. AWS has spot instances that are quite successful.
My…
3 votes -
disabling snapshots
When we disable de snapshot from one cluster, the following message is shown in the same page but it does not appear at the page that shows the changes that are being made
It would be better if this message were also at the second page (as image uploaded)
Please Note: This action is irreversible. Turning off or altering your type of backup will delete all of your existing snapshots immediately. If you want to keep old versions of your data, visit the backup dashboard and download your snapshots
3 votes -
Serverless RPU estimator
RPU calculations can be difficult to understand and generally involves how much "processing" is being done by MongoDB to complete a particular read operation. There are instances where RPU's can skyrocket such as when COLLSCANs are performed due to lack of indexes. This can result in large spikes in the bill for serverless instances. It would be great to have some RPU estimator to calculate the approximate RPU's a particular operation would generate.
3 votes -
Alert when database user is created or removed
currently there is no alert option for database users
12 votes -
Remove the requirement to have an API Access List CIDR before being able to manage backup schedules
The issue is described in this github issue, specifically in the linked comment: https://github.com/mongodb/terraform-provider-mongodbatlas/issues/222#issuecomment-855905952
Here is the requirement as described in the API docs: Remove All Cloud Backup Schedules
Removes all cloud backup schedules for the specified cluster. "This schedule defines when MongoDB Cloud takes scheduled snapshots and how long it stores those snapshots. To use this resource, the requesting API Key must have the Project Atlas Admin role and an entry for the project access list."
https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/reference/api-resources-spec/#tag/Cloud-Backups/operation/deleteAllBackupSchedulesOur request is that the requirement to have an API Access List to manage backup policies be removed.
At the very least,…
2 votes -
Add support for allowDiskUse when using the Data API
The Data API doesn't support the allowDiskUse option, leaving no way to get around this error:
"Failed to aggregate documents: FunctionError: (QueryExceededMemoryLimitNoDiskUseAllowed) Exceeded memory limit for $group, but didn't allow external spilling; pass allowDiskUse:true to opt in"
2 votes -
Associate domains to an IDP at Organization level rather than for entire mongodb.com
At this time domain to IDP associations apply to entire mongodb.com. This makes it very difficult for large companies that have several independent departments to use mongodb.com. Some departments might want to create separate Atlas organizations and others simply access Support section of mongodb.com web-site. They wouldn't want to share an IDP created within one Atlas organization.
One possible approach to addressing this issue is for an Atlas organization to have a distinct sub-domain on mongodb.com (e.g. bigco-org-a.mongodb.com). Another approach would be to have a field for Atlas Organization name on logon page.
2 votes -
Alerts for Atlas Limits
It would really help to get alerts on Atlas Limits (https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/reference/atlas-limits/). Defining certain thresholds that would trigger an Alert as hitting these limits often involves work to re-structure something or creating a workaround. E.g. it is not possible to have more than 50 Endpoints per Project. But creating a new project is not a straightforward exercise. If the alert had occurred earlier there would have been more time to account for this.
2 votes -
Can you add support for storing the archive data in GCP cloud storage?
The Cold Storage (Archiving) is available only in AWS S3 as of now. Can you please make it available in GCP cloud storage to move all the MongoDB archives?
11 votes -
Ability to restore a single database on a cluster
Hello,
The Atlas portal/API offers the ability to restore a complete database instance from snapshot or restore point. However the scope of this restoration covers the entire instance.
It would be a great asset to be able to restore a simple database from snapshots (encrypted or not). Currently, restoring a database (not a cluster) is a heavy workload that requires outputting data to a local workstation.
Thanks.
10 votes
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