Hello,

On a sharded instance, I try to identify the connected physical people.
It is not easy. I cannot identify my own connection. 😦

Can we have a command to find out who is connected to the platform (excluding host2host connections, backup process, ...)?

The closest command but not complete and friendly :
use config
DBQuery.shellBatchSize = 300
db.system.sessions.aggregate( [ { $listSessions: { allUsers: true } },
{ $project: { _id: 0, "user":"$user.name" } } ,
{ $group : { _id: {"user": "$user" }, count: { $sum: 1 } } },

])

Regards
Jerome

Ops Manager 5.0.4.100.20211103T1316Z has now 3 sections in Performance Adviser.
To see the results of one section I have to click on Recommendations.
To see the results of the other section I have to go back (which triggers querying again) and click on the other recommendation.

Currently it waists time and resource getting to the second recommendation. Why can't I just open it (e.g. in a separate browser tab)?

Currently it is required to enable automation on a cluster in order use the Profiler/Performance Advisor.

https://docs.opsmanager.mongodb.com/current/tutorial/profile-database/

https://docs.opsmanager.mongodb.com/current/tutorial/performance-advisor/

As automation is sometimes not desired for a cluster, please add the ability to Profile Databases and use Performance Advisor when a cluster is monitored only.

When we implement HA solution OPS Manager relies on some specific response headers configured in load balancer (like X-Forwarded-For). This config may not be possible for some types of load balancer. and it creates extra dependencies on third party implementations.

Not having this config properly causes alerts whenever one of the OPS Manager applications/hosts goes down.

it would be nice let automation agent to use custom header instead, so it will send specific any info required which OPS Manager needs.

Weekly alerts report as part of the UI with the option to download export to pdf

Sometimes it would be great if we could move the conf, tmp, or logs directories to other filesystems and use symlinks so that Ops Manager doesn't have to worry about where the needed file physically are. Right now, Ops Manager refuses to start whenever this sort of redirection is done.

The ability to Test Failover was added to Atlas https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/tutorial/test-failover.

Please add this functionality to Ops Manager in order to facilitate failover testing. This is especially useful in multi-tenant Ops Manager setups.

Today, it is possible to install MongoDB software (mongoimport/export, mongodump/restore, mongo, bi connector) from Ops Manager via the automation agent.

Ideally, it will be possible to have the same experience for the new MongoDB Shell (mongosh), so that customers don't need to put in place a separate set of processes nd scripts to install it.

Clearly users of Ops Manager use it because they have a requirement, keep MongoDB clusters within their own infrastructure.

Well, we have two solutions for that Ops Manager and also Cloud Manager. I personally think if we have automation in the product to move from the Ops Manager control plane to the Cloud Manager control plane it would make it easier for users to take advantage of MongoDB's backup infrastructure and keep updates coming without the hassle of managing it all by themselves.

Automatically restore user access rights after a major version upgrade through Ops Manager.

Is it possible to configure ops manager to allow “pre flight checks” to not fail with a single mongod configured as replica, but without any secondaries. i.e. only primary, which is allowed, because mongod runs anyway, even without P-S-S only P ?

I am working on automation for creating organization using API. It allows to create multiple organization with same name. This should not be allowed.

Can we have add dashboard feature in ops mgr which can give consolidated metrics of all RS.

Replica Set horizons cannot be set through the UI currently. It is possible to set through the automationConfig via the API but this is complex.

This would be useful for 2 use cases:
1. When a cluster is self-managed and using technologies like AWS PrivateLink
2. When a cluster is network isolated and connections must go through a proxy device

1. Create report about Mongo OPS users (ability to filter by Admin roles, Last Login, Created, Status)
2. Create user report for All Mongo OPS Projects. Mongo DB Users (Filter by Organization, Project Name, MongoDB role, Auth database Synched/Not Synched)

Version 4.4 has support to monitor the App DB. Please add the ability to monitor the backup database as well.

In Ops Manager, it is not possible to obtain some data from each snapshot via api, it is only available in ops manager interface. It is a good a idea to obtain from each snapshot the information of the backup resource usage. The api could return this information: "Store Type, Store Id Live, Compressed Bytes Dead, Compressed Bytes Compression Ratio, Last Groom, Last Track"

1. Slow queries report similiar to AWR report in Oracle
2. List of hosts being monitoring in Organization and project level in a downloadable format
3. Metrics report for all the hosts at org and project level
4. Backup failures report
5. Alerts report (Example : List of alerts triggered in given timeframe)