Zuhair
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Thanks Gary for sharing feedback! Generally before we expose a new feature in Terraform we like to make it available first in the Atlas Admin API which I believe doesn't yet expose minimum number of hours to preserve an oplog entry. Sharing your feedback with Atlas team in case we can expose in our API first and then could be worthwhile feature to add to Terraform (as well as Atlas CLI and CloudFormation as well). Hope this helps.
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Thanks for feedback Srihari. We're excited to have more CDK TF template config files on our repo as well as more content here to help in general over the next few months. In in the interim, you can use the "cdktf provider add mongodb/mongodbatlas" command to use the Terraform MongoDB Atlas provider locally. For more information see: https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/tutorials/cdktf/cdktf-install
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The Atlas Admin API endpoints needed to support this have been created and it's now on our nearer term roadmap to implement MongoDB Cloud user support. Stay tuned for more.
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Thanks Thileepan/Michel. Currently with the Terraform MongoDB Atlas Provider you can manage invitations (so inviting users to your org) and teams, but we do not have resources currently beyond that for Atlas user management. However, if you share more details about your use cases, happy to go back to the team and explore ways we can reduce friction for you here. Thank you.
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Hi Diogo, Slack integrations now use the OAuth2 verification method and must be initially configured, or updated from a legacy integration, through the Atlas third-party service integrations page. Legacy tokens will soon no longer be supported. Read more about slack setup https://registry.terraform.io/providers/mongodb/mongodbatlas/latest/docs/resources/third_party_integration
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Thanks Joel / Srikaanth / Vineet / others. The Terraform MongoDB Atlas Provider as well as the Atlas Administration API (https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/api/atlas-admin-api/) is mainly used to add, edit, or delete administrative objects within Atlas, including projects, users, and database deployments. However, you won't be able to read or write data, including creating Atlas databases and collections and we have no near term plans to enable this.
Instead, suggest you explore the MongoDB Atlas Data API to read and write data, which we recently GA: https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/api/data-api/
Happy to chat more if this does not meet your need, feel free to email me directly at zuhair.ahmed@mongodb.com and we can find time to brainstorm live. Thank you.
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Thank you Ron. As this is not CloudFormation specific and more to do with Atlas itself, re-assigning your feedback to the Atlas team. Also suggest looking at the shared tier as a good lower cost alternative (M0/2/5).
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Thank you David/Gang. As this is not CloudFormation specific and more to do with Atlas itself, re-assigning your feedback to Atlas team.
Hi Mack, thanks for feedback! Can you share more about use cases for having a dedicated connection resource? When creating an Atlas Cluster in Terraform, most users simply Output their connection strings directly to terminal. See here to learn more if helpful (see step 12): https://www.mongodb.com/developer/products/atlas/deploy-mongodb-atlas-terraform-aws/