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1. Image execution in LXC

   For our CI we use Github actions with self hosted runners, the server machines have Proxmox with LXC and Ubuntu. For automated tests we start a docker compose which should start the official atlas docker image. During deployment creation it fails with Error 127. Is there anything that is required to execute it on those machines?

   The command which I run and the output look like the following:

   docker run --privileged -p 27017:27017 -v "/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock" mongodb/atlas:v1.14.2 atlas deployments setup core-data \
   --type local \
   --mdbVersion 7.0 \
   --force \
   --bindIpAll \
   --username admin \
   --password notasecret

   with this output:
   [Default Settings]
   Deployment Name core-data
   MongoDB Version 7.0
   Port 27017
   Creating your cluster core-data [this might take several minutes]
   1/3: Starting your local environment...
   2/3: Downloading the MongoDB binaries to your local environment...
   3/3: Creating your deployment core-data...
   Error: exit status 127: : exit status 1

   Thank you and best regards!

   For our CI we use Github actions with self hosted runners, the server machines have Proxmox with LXC and Ubuntu. For automated tests we start a docker compose which should start the official atlas docker image. During deployment creation it fails with Error 127. Is there anything that is required to execute it on those machines?

   The command which I run and the output look like the following:

   docker run --privileged -p 27017:27017 -v "/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock" mongodb/atlas:v1.14.2 atlas deployments setup core-data \
   --type local \
   --mdbVersion 7.0 \
   --force \
   --bindIpAll \
   --username admin \
   --password notasecret

   with this… more

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   1 comment  ·  Local Development Experience  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   completed  ·  AdminMassimiliano (Admin, MongoDB) responded

   We recently released a new Docker image for our local Atlas offering that should make working with Docker Compose much easier. You can see the documentation here.

   The same image can be used in GitHub Actions. An example is provided here.

2. Possibility to download binaries in advance, or start a deployment in docker images

   The problem is the following:
   When I create a deployment during docker image build, it won't start the deployment during image execution but end in an endless spinner. Therefore I created a deployment which will at least the binary download to speed up the image startup, which worked last year.
   Currently on startup of this image it will then try to create a new deployment and results in an error that python could not be found.

   Creating your cluster core-data
   1/2: Starting your local environment...
   2/2: Creating your deployment core-data...
   Error: exit status 127: Error: runc: runc create failed: unable to start container process: exec: "python3": executable file not found in $PATH: OCI runtime attempted to invoke a command that was not found

   It only works if no deployment has been created.

   It would be great if somehow one of those could work or somehow just download the binaries without the need to create an extra deployment

   The problem is the following:
   When I create a deployment during docker image build, it won't start the deployment during image execution but end in an endless spinner. Therefore I created a deployment which will at least the binary download to speed up the image startup, which worked last year.
   Currently on startup of this image it will then try to create a new deployment and results in an error that python could not be found.

   Creating your cluster core-data
   1/2: Starting your local environment...
   2/2: Creating your deployment core-data...
   Error: exit status 127: Error: runc: runc create failed: unable… more

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   1 comment  ·  Local Development Experience  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   completed  ·  AdminMassimiliano (Admin, MongoDB) responded

   If I understand this request correctly, we support your use case now.

   
   

   We have a new docker image that includes the MongoDB server and Atlas Search and Vector Search: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/cli/current/atlas-cli-deploy-docker/. This image is designed (and licensed for) development and testing locally and in CI/CD. It is not intended for production use.

   
   

   The image is currently in public preview and we expect to GA it later in the year (2024).

3. Include MongoDB Shell (mongosh) and MongoDB Tools (mongoimport, mongoexport, mongodump, mongorestore) in Atlas Local Docker Image

   Please add the mongo shell and database tools to the Atlas Local docker image (mongodb/mongodb-atlas-local).

   When working with MongoDB and docker, it is a frequent requirement to perform routine maintenance on the database, add seed data, initialise indexes and other tasks.

   Today the Atlas Local docker image (mongodb/mongodb-atlas-local) does not include the following useful utility processes:
   - MongoDB Shell (mongosh)
   MongoDB Tools
   - mongoimport
   - mongoexport
   - mongodump
   - mongorestore

   With the result that it is not possible (without using another container or installing local client tools / libraries) to perform such activities as:
   - intialise the database with indexes
   - initialise with seed data (useful when testing)
   - run tasks to configure security and other database parameters
   - run adhoc scripts for database maintenance

   By contrast the community and enterprise docker containers have the tools:

   mongodb/mongodb-community-server:
   mongod mongoexport mongoimport mongos mongostat
   mongodump mongofiles mongorestore mongosh mongotop

   mongodb/mongodb-enterprise-server:
   mongocryptd mongodump mongoimport mongorestore mongostat
   mongod mongoexport mongokerberos mongos mongotop
   mongodecrypt mongofiles mongoldap mongosh

   I would suggest that the tools installed on the community edition docker image be added to the atlas container at a minimum.

   Please add the mongo shell and database tools to the Atlas Local docker image (mongodb/mongodb-atlas-local).

   When working with MongoDB and docker, it is a frequent requirement to perform routine maintenance on the database, add seed data, initialise indexes and other tasks.

   Today the Atlas Local docker image (mongodb/mongodb-atlas-local) does not include the following useful utility processes:
   - MongoDB Shell (mongosh)
   MongoDB Tools
   - mongoimport
   - mongoexport
   - mongodump
   - mongorestore

   With the result that it is not possible (without using another container or installing local client tools / libraries) to perform such activities as:
   - intialise the database with indexes… more

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   2 comments  ·  Local Development Experience  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   completed  ·  AdminJonny (Admin, MongoDB) responded

   Mongosh and the MongoDB tools are now available in the MongoDB Atlas Local Dev container image. Thanks for voting on this request.

4. Please help with official github action to setup Atlas CLI

   Please help with official github action from Atlas in Github Action Marketplace to setup Atlas CLI, same as https://github.com/andreaangiolillo/atlas-cli-github-action

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   0 comments  ·  Local Development Experience  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   completed  ·  Jakub responded

   Hello again,

   
   

   Thank you for being patient while we've been working hard to add this new capability. I'm happy to share that it's now available and ready to use. 

   You can get started by visiting: https://github.com/mongodb/atlas-github-action

   
   

   Keep the feedback coming.

   Jakub

5. Add instructions for windows local development.

   It took me some research, but I was able to run the mongodb/atlas:latest docker image on a windows machine using Docker Desktop. I had to add this config on WSL nestedVirtualization=true (see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl-config).

   Please add this to the documentation to save some troubleshooting time for other windows developers that might want to try this feature locally.

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   1 comment  ·  Local Development Experience  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   completed  ·  AdminJonny (Admin, MongoDB) responded

   Thanks for voting for this request, which is now complete. Additionally, we now also support the Atlas CLI flow for setting up local development environments on Windows.

6. No sufficient instructions

   Please improve tutorials. This page (https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/cli/stable/atlas-cli-docker/) is no sufficient.

   PS C:\ivo\projects\nest1> docker pull mongodb/atlas
   ...
   PS C:\ivo\projects\nest1> docker run --env-file atlas.env --rm -it mongodb/atlas bash
   [root@9bd3eed47f2d /]#
   [root@9bd3eed47f2d /]# show dbs
   bash: show: command not found
   [root@9bd3eed47f2d /]# mongo
   bash: mongo: command not found
   [root@9bd3eed47f2d /]#

   Please write more perfect and working tutorial for it.

   Second problem is docker's mongo-express (https://hub.docker.com/_/mongo-express). I've windows' Docker Desctop and the mongo-express doesn't simply work. Please improve it if it's yours, and make possible good instructions for it.

   For example i use with docker-compose.yml:

   version: "3.8"

   services:
   mongodb:
   #image: mongo:5.0.6-focal
   image: mongo:7.0-rc-jammy
   command: --replSet rs0
   restart: always
   #environment:
   # MONGOINITDBROOTUSERNAME: root
   # MONGOINITDBROOTPASSWORD: supersafe
   container_name: mongo
   volumes:
   - "./mongodata:/data/db"
   ports:
   - "27017:27017"
   networks:
   - mongo-database

   mongo-express:
   image: mongo-express:1.0.0-alpha.4
   containername: mongoui
   restart: always
   dependson:
   - mongodb
   environment:
   - MECONFIGMONGODBSERVER=mongodb
   #- MECONFIGMONGODBENABLEADMIN=true
   #- MECONFIGMONGODBADMINUSERNAME=root
   #- MECONFIGMONGODBADMINPASSWORD=supersafe
   - MECONFIGBASICAUTHUSERNAME=root
   - MECONFIGBASICAUTHPASSWORD=root
   # - MECONFIGMONGODBURL=mongodb://root:root@mongodb:27017/?authSource=admin&replicaSet=rs0
   ports:
   - "8080:8081"
   networks:
   - mongo-database

   networks:
   mongo-database:
   driver: bridge

   docker-compose down
   docker-compose up -d
   docker start mongoui

   If i put the line command: --replSet rs0, then mongoe-express is broken. For example nestjs framework requires the replica sets. Without it this solution doesn't work.

   Thank you!

   Please improve tutorials. This page (https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/cli/stable/atlas-cli-docker/) is no sufficient.

   PS C:\ivo\projects\nest1> docker pull mongodb/atlas
   ...
   PS C:\ivo\projects\nest1> docker run --env-file atlas.env --rm -it mongodb/atlas bash
   [root@9bd3eed47f2d /]#
   [root@9bd3eed47f2d /]# show dbs
   bash: show: command not found
   [root@9bd3eed47f2d /]# mongo
   bash: mongo: command not found
   [root@9bd3eed47f2d /]#

   Please write more perfect and working tutorial for it.

   Second problem is docker's mongo-express (https://hub.docker.com/_/mongo-express). I've windows' Docker Desctop and the mongo-express doesn't simply work. Please improve it if it's yours, and make possible good instructions for it.

   For example i use with docker-compose.yml:

   version: "3.8"

   services:
   mongodb:
   #image: mongo:5.0.6-focal… more

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   completed  ·  AdminMassimiliano (Admin, MongoDB) responded

   For Docker and Docker Compose please follow the documentation at https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/cli/current/atlas-cli-deploy-docker/.

   
   

   The docker image described there provides a simple way to run MongoDB with Atlas Search and Vector Search capabilities included in Docker and Docker Compose for development and testing purposes.

7. Using atlas cli local deployment feature in a docker-compose based automatic testing environment

   Is it possible to use this in a CI based on docker compose for automated testing?

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8. Please help with official docker image which is preinstalled with Atlas CLI

   Please help with official docker image which is preinstalled with Atlas CLI, same as

   mcr.microsoft.com/azure-cli which gives us the built image with azure cli
   amazon/aws-cli - Docker Image | Docker Hub

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   0 comments  ·  Local Development Experience  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   completed  ·  Jakub responded

   Thank you for waiting for the official Docker image for Atlas CLI. It's now live and available for you to pull: https://hub.docker.com/r/mongodb/atlas

   Please use "docker pull mongodb/atlas" to get started.

   
   

   Looking forward to getting more feedback.

   Thank you,

   Jakub