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GCP Export Cloud Backup Snapshot support

Currently "Export Cloud Backup Snapshot" is a really good feature for off-line backups, but it only supports S3. This is quite limiting for organisations that don't use AWS. It would be really good if it also supported GCP Cloud Storage.

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planned  ·  AdminEvin Roesle (Senior Product Manager, Cloud, MongoDB) responded  · 

Hi All, As an update we do have this on our roadmap. We are currently working to improve the consistency of sharded cluster exports and then we will tackle Exports to GCP later this year. The best estimate at this time is by the end of this year (2024) to have exports to GCP GA'ed. I will update here if theres a chance that we can deliver that sooner

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  • Kaisar commented  ·   ·  Report

    Could you please provide any updates on the feature request regarding GCP export for Cloud Backup Snapshot support?

  • Kaisar commented  ·   ·  Report

    Could you please provide an estimated timeline for when the feature request to support Google Cloud Storage (GCS) in MongoDB Atlas might be implemented?

  • FAKHRI commented  ·   ·  Report

    As an Atlas User i want to export Backup Snapshoots to a GCP bucket because my company don't have AWS subscription.

  • Parag commented  ·   ·  Report

    we really need this feature ASAP..it would be extremely useful to store the backups in GCP (GCS). I also agree with other comments and the cost involved.

  • Kandiah commented  ·   ·  Report

    Our organisation and regularity requirement is to keep the backups externally. Since we are hosting the databases in GCP, it would be extremely useful to store the backups in GCP (GCS). I also agree with other comments and the cost involved.

  • Taylor Hawkins commented  ·   ·  Report

    Agreed with the sentiment already present here; we are occurring additional costs in AWS we wouldn't be as a GCP deployed organization just to ensure our data is backed up. Since our clusters are deployed on GCP there should be an option to export to GCS, not AWS.

  • Charley commented  ·   ·  Report

    Not supporting GCP direct export is indeed a huge *not documented* surcharge for us. We're currently being charged twice for an export: Atlas egress fees ($.125/GB) as well as GCP egress fees (also $.125/GB). This is complete non-sense.

  • Antoine commented  ·   ·  Report

    Moreover we would like to encrypt our backup before sending them to AWS so it would be really useful for us to have this supported.

    Also, we are currently charged A LOT for the cloud backup because we pay the export cost to AWS (documented in the MongoDB Atlas doc) + the price of transfert from GCP to another Cloud. We would avoid this with an export directly to GCP and then a manual export form GCP to AWS.

  • Lars Bergendahl commented  ·   ·  Report

    Currently "Export Cloud Backup Snapshot" is a really good feature for offline backups, but it only supports S3. This is quite limiting for organizations that don't use AWS. It would be really good if it also supported GCP Cloud Storage.

  • Mark commented  ·   ·  Report

    Our organization requires external storage of backups for critical systems. If this feature was available on GCP, it would be extremely useful.

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