Atlas
- A brief description of what you are looking to do
- How you think this will help
- Why this matters to you
1186 results found
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Support the unlimited mode for t3 AWS instances (M10 and M20)
We use M10/M20 instances (AWS backend), which accumulate CPU credits over time. The problem is that when Atlas nodes run out of CPU credits, performance goes down and we see a lot of CPU steals. This is a common issue with AWS EC2 instances. We would like to have an option within Atlas UI (a tick box perhaps) to enable the unlimited mode for t3 instances (M10/M20).
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Provide a more granular breakdown of monthly Atlas billing (in the Azure dashboard)
Provided more flexibility/transparency into the monthly Atlas spend for Azure marketplace customers (in the Azure billing dashboard). Ie. allow users to break down spend by project, tag, cluster etc.
Currently, only a single total monthly spend value is available in the Azure dashboard, with no additional details.
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Tuning of Performance Advisor
Give users the option to modify the guidelines by which Performance Advisor provides its suggestion. A way for customers to input context so that Performance Advisor can give better suggestions
Customers have been commenting that Performance Advisor suggestions are too aggressive at times for things such as creating/dropping indexes. They note that the frequency that they query something Performance Advisor suggests creating doesn't warrant the memory usage it would take to create that index. On the other hand, they may not use an index frequently, so Performance Advisor suggests dropping the index, but that item is critical to their application…
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Terraforming IP access list for project API key
The Terraform provider supports setting up IP access lists for organization API keys with "mongodbatlasaccesslistapikey". For project API keys, however, there is no way of managing IP access lists with Terraform, and we have to do it manually using the MongoDB Atlas UI.
Terraforming this is valuable because it would allow us to document the why and the what for each IP address or CIDR block. Having it in code will also increase the visibility of these access lists to the rest of the team, as changes to project API key access lists will be code-reviewed…
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Managed compact command
Hi there
MongoDB Atlas is a great service that offers out of the box a lot of cluster management command that will be otherwise tricky to perform without a great knowledge of mongodb.
Something that lacks in my opinion is related to disk management and especially when it comes to reclaim free space.
In my experience occured that for this scenarios:- Usage of online archive functionality to move huge amount of data
- Changes in the behavior of the application that relies on the cluster
- Or a bug in the application
Some collections (or the oplog) are left with a huge…
7 votes -
Programatically disable/enable Auto indexing Serverless
We have Serverless instances. We want to be able to programmatically (using atlas api and terraform resource) disable/enable
mongo atlas to auto create suggested indexes for given mongo Serverless instance. Currently, it is enabled by default and can be disabled only by toggle in Mongo UI.With programmatically way we can easily disable/enable auto indexing on all our Serverless instances.
This is important to us because we want to use only indexes that we create.
14 votes -
Mongodb Atlas in the ca-west-1 AWS region
AWS is releasing the ca-west-1 region in H1 2024. We currently use MongoDB Atlas and would like to see serverless instances in this region come available at approximately the same time.eryt
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Sortability for Network Access IP list
In the Network Access page for Mongo Atlas, on the IP Access List tab, it lists the IP addresses/blocks that are defined, along with their comments, in a table.
The rows in this table don't seem to be sorted in any way. Doesn't look like they're ordered by IP address, Comment, or creation date. And when I click on the column headers, it doesn't sort them. IMHO, that makes it hard to find specific entries, and also to skim through to get an overview of what all is in there.
It would be nice if this table were sortable by…
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online archive
Enable MongoDB Online Archive in Azure South Africa Northen Region.
As a Nedbank client we got an urgent requirement to do archiving on a current solution and use it as a pattern moving forward for new and current project deployments. This will enable Nedbank to be in line with its deployment patterns.
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Remove limit for sending invitations terraform-provider-mongodbatla
Remove limit for sending invitations using the terraform plugin terraform-provider-mongodbatla. Currnetly there is a limit of sending 10 invitations per minute per IP. That makes this plugin pretty much useless.
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Display a cluster tier size (e.g. M20) on the all Clusters page
I am opening this new feature request on behalf of the customer. Would it be possible to display a cluster size (e.g. M20) on the main status page alongside other cluster information that's already on the page?
2 votes -
We I propose integrating built-in alerts for KMIP key expiration into MongoDB Ops Manager, enhancing our security management and preventing
One crucial feature currently lacking in ops manager is the ability to alert users on impending KMIP key expirations in a similar vein to SSL certificate expiration alerts.
I propose integrating built-in alerts for KMIP key expiration into MongoDB Ops Manager, enhancing our security management and preventing inadvertent lapses in key validity.
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Support GCP private link with Serverless clusters
Like it’s done in Azure and AWS, we should have a way of using private link to connect from GCP to the MongoDB Atlas Serverless clusters through Private Service Connect.
We are using all 3 major clouds and this is the only reason why we don’t use Serverless clusters deployed in GCP (all our clusters must have private networking only).
Can this be implemented?
1 vote -
Restrict Organization Subscription/Credit to certain Project(s)
We want multiple internal groups to belong to a single Payer Atlas Organization for our company to simplify management but those groups also have separate internal cost centers.
Currently if any single project purchases atlas marketplace subscriptions or commitment subscriptions, they can be consumed by all projects in the Organization (and linked organizations). We want to ensure that only the projects for that purchased the subscription can utilize the subscriptions they paid for.
This is similar to AWS Compute savings plans, where by default they are spread/utilized by any member organization account but you have the flexibility to restrict only…
1 vote -
Atlas - Queue cluster pause request to perform it when it's possible
It is impossible to pause a cluster that was recently resume.
The documentation indicates it is a voluntary feature (https://www.mongodb.com/developer/products/atlas/pause-resume-atlas-clusters/) to allow the Atlas service to apply any pending changes or fixes to the cluster that may have accumulated while it was paused.
I agree with this, but it cause a problem for automation (for example sometimes we launch a platform exclusively for testing purpose and then shut it down, it is complicated to add a delay for pausing the Atlas cluster) and even manually for example at the end of the day of work this requires either…
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"Deviation from Norm" and "Frog Boil" type alerting
Currently Atlas only alerts us when CPU reaches a critical threshold such as 90%. We would like to see additional types of alerts to detect issues sooner, including the following.
- “Deviation from norm” - A given metric is X% worse than the Y-hour average at the same time window for the past Z days (e.g. “CPU today at 4am is much worse than the average of 3am ~ 4am for the past 7 days”.)
- “Frog boils” - A given metric is becoming progressively X% worse over Y hours / days / weeks (e.g. "CPU usage is 10% higher on average…
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Ability to create mirror/snapshot clusters for load and behavior testing
We would like to request the following:
- The ability to create a "mirror" or "snapshot" of a production cluster to a staging cluster.
- This could be either real-time or scheduled (once per day, once per week, etc.) If scheduled, it would be nice to be able to spin up a new cluster each time it's mirrored (so that previous mirrored cluster remains available)
- The mirroring should be allowed to use a different hardware type, for example, our production cluster uses NVME disks, but our mirrored cluster we'd use cheaper HDDs with lower CPU.
- The mirrored cluster should be allowed to…
1 vote -
Ability to "Mass Kill" slow running queries
Currently, Atlas has a "Kill Op" option which is useful to kill single long-running queries.
When upgrading to MongoDB 7.0, we were faced with a situation where the Slot-Based Query Engine (SBE) was causing 1000s of queries to execute slowly, we wanted to kill them all, but it was more than a human could do by clicking "Kill Op" 1-by-1. Hence a "Mass Kill" feature which kills queries longer than X seconds (X is configurable) would have helped us greatly in an outage scenario. We ultimately rebooted our cluster to kill queries, then manually implemented a script which did this…
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Manage Feature Compatibility Version (FCV) flag separately from version upgrade
When performing a major server version upgrade (e.g. to MongoDB 7.0), Atlas automatically set the Feature Compatibility Version (FCV) flag to the same version.
We would like to see this be a two-step, i.e.
1. When upgrading to 7.0, Atlas keeps the FCV pinned at "6.0"
2. 1~2 weeks after upgrading, Atlas reminds us increase the FCV to "7.0", i.e. once we've seen it running stable.We had a major production-outage issue in upgrading to MongoDB 7.0 and because of the current Atlas FCV behavior we could not downgrade back to 6.0.
We understand that some users don't care about…
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Enforce MFA for google login users
Our organization needs to enforce MFA for users signing in with google login. Is there any way to do it other than "Require MFA"?
1 vote
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