When we set up an aggregation in Aggregation Pipeline Builder, we can "Export pipeline to languages"..
I think it would be great to be able to export complete, copy-paste-ready code as a function to be triggered in Atlas Triggers, as a Function, eg. on schedule,
or any other simple way (no-code / low-code) to run aggregations on schedule.

Right now collections are only shown first added first. I think it would be useful to be able to look at the last added first.

Add a button/toggle to Hide and Unhide an Index from the Data Explorer/Indexes display for a 4.4+ deployment.

Whenever a query is fed into the filter search box, ensure that the count of the result is also provided somewhere above the result of the query.

While creating indexes using MDB atlas, there is no option to select from a list the fields that we want to add for indexing. For ease of use, this functionality must be added to Atlas GUI.

At certain browser (Chrome) zoom settings, the checkboxes disappear. Boxes that are unchecked remain, but some (not all) of the checked boxes are just not shown.
Unfortunately I have to use these zoom levels (67%) to be able to see sufficient information on my dashboards. Can the icons (checked boxes) be made to appear properly (not blank) at all zoom levels?

When I expand a document with a large string entry, I have to scroll horizontally to view the entire string. This expands the UI well beyond the width of my screen, and scrolling horizontally over the string makes it difficult to view the entire entry.

When clicking on a long string within a document, can this expand vertically?

I often want to connect to the cluster after browsing in the Collections tab (e.g. to run some test queries via the shell).

The Connect button (available in the Overview tab) makes connecting easy, but this button is not visible in the Collections tab -- I have to click into Overview or the Clusters page to access the Connect modal button.

Can we surface a Connect button so that it is clickable from any tab in the cluster page?

We have databases with many collections. The problem with that is that in order to select certain collection, I have to scroll the results part of the page. So I'm going up and down all the time I select another collection and make some query.

In sum, please add scroll in the collection explorer UI.

Regards

Provide a method to perform commands such as updateMany()

I would like to see documents inserted into the database in a shell show up on the cloud data explorer UI in real time without refreshing the screen.

When Atlas user creates a rolling index in Data Explorer, we can see the name of the index being built in Activity Feed. However, if Atlas user creates an index or drops an index, the index name is not revealed in Activity Feed. This creates some complexity to trace which index is created or dropped via the Data Explorer

Right now there is no way to tell through the portal or Compass if a collection is capped or not. It would be helpful if there were some visual indicator in the Data Explorer if a collection is capped and if so what the retention parameters (bytes and max documents) are set to.

As an ex-mLab customer, I used to really enjoy having common queries on collections saved, like "find a customer", "list latest X" etc Is a dropdown with a name and the query, so when you select it you can quickly perform the search.

The Clusters > Collections > Find option offers an auto-fill drop-down of previous entries, which is super helpful. However, it seems to offer suggestions from previous queries of all the Collections. This is not helpful, since Document keys tend not to overlap across Collections, so it would be even more helpful if the drop-down only listed previous queries from the selected Collection.

1. Add a collection


2. Add an object field


3. Add a string field to that object. Call it _id.


4. Enter some value Save it.


5. Try to Edit by clicking on the edit button.


6. Try editing the value of _id (string) field. Not happening.

The BSON spec includes support for UUID values, also known as GUID values.

The format of UUID values are defined in rfc4122.txt. For example,

f81d4fae-7dec-11d0-a765-00a0c91e6bf6

Users would like to work with UUID/GUID values in Data Explorer as a fully supported data type, including search support in the RFC layout, ability to create new document fields of type UUID, support for UUID type _id fields and the ability to edit UUID values in existing documents.

The mongo shell documentation provides this example:

UUID("3b241101-e2bb-4255-8caf-4136c566a962")

Add a way to share queries on Atlas UI. We could have something like:

https://cloud.mongodb.com/v2/<id>#metrics/replicaSet/<id>/explorer/<db_name>/<collection>/find?query={"email": "..."}

(URL encoded, of course)

That would open the Atlas UI in the collections tab, auto-insert and auto-run the query. This would allow non-tech users to look at data easily.

(People using the link would have to be logged in and also have the necessary permissions to access those pages, as they normally would)

Hi,

We have many developers, and it is much easier for them to use the Atlas UI vs. having to RDP to another box and use tools like MongoDB shell, or Compass. At the same time, I do not wish for them to have write access via the Atlas UI. Can I please request that the Copy document button be made available via the Project Data Access Read Only permission?

Please see the attached screen snippet, and the following support case for addtional details: https://support.mongodb.com/case/00652224

Thanks,
Don