AdminAndrew Davidson
(VP, Cloud Products, MongoDB)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Scott,
You can pull logs programmatically via the Atlas Admin
API https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/api/logs/Cheers
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Vishal,
MongoDB Atlas offers fully-managed deployments on AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure in India, including backups: this is our main focus at this point because of the much higher value experience we can offer to users and the much more rapid way we can continue to enhance the offering.
Feel free to shoot me an email (andrew.davidson@mongodb.com) if there is anything we can do to help close gaps on Atlas for you
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thanks for flagging, Omar: the University team periodically updates out of date content. As you can imagine, we move so fast, it's difficult to keep everything up to date, please pardon our dust!
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An error occurred while saving the comment MongoDB is working closely with the Google Cloud team: we hope to be able to offer a workable solution latter this year but there is always uncertainty associated with any forward looking statement.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Alexei,
Can you share more about what you're asking for here, the overall use case end to end, what you're looking to do with that file, etc? It would help us better understand.
Thanks
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Leon,
It's not exactly what you're asking for but nevertheless may help: we offer access tracking logs so you can see recent authentication attempts by database username. See https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/mongodb-logs/#database-access-logs
Cheers
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Anibal,
Very interesting idea: one key detail is that the location field should ideally represent where the user is located to ensure the location affinity to the geo-zone: One challenge we'd have in trying to this is what default location to choose.
Would you share more about your use case so we can learn more?
Thanks
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Sean,
The Project creation, deletion, and move events are audited at the Organization level within the Organization activity feed available at https://cloud.mongodb.com/v2#/org/<your_org_id>/activity/list also available programmatically via API documented here https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/api/events-orgs-get-all/
Cheers
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Jonathan,
The way Atlas cluster tier auto-scaling works is that you select the maximum tier you're willing to be scaled up to. In other words what you're looking for is already there today.
Cheers
-AndrewAn error occurred while saving the comment Hi Marek,
Thank you so much for this detailed suggestion. We will likely reach out to you to get a chance to speak to you in more detail.
You've got great ideas here--I think you can tell that our initial auto-scaling capability is definitely very conservative and you bring up great examples of use cases that we need to better address in the future.
-Andrew
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi, It's important to get on the same page: this was absolutely not the first announcement about this change.
We sent notices on October 1 and March 10 earlier (including sharing the fact that we introduced a way to test readiness ahead of time by explicitly making it possible to select the root CA at the cluster level under Additional Settings > More Configuration Options, or to revert back in the event that becomes necessary.
-Andrew
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Vanu,
One option would be to $out your query to a new collection and then use mongoexport (a command line utility) to export that to CSV.
I wish we had a more comprehensive suite for your needs here.
-Andrew
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Andrew,
Apologies for this experience.
This is visible in the connection string that shows under the "Connect" experience if you select the connection string for the earlier generation drivers (those drivers expected a comma-delineated list of nodes rather than our more concise modern SRV records which hide this detail).
This is also available via the Atlas API Clusters endpoint for programmatic access (see "connectionStrings.privateEndpoint[n].connectionString" under https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/api/clusters-get-all/ )
-Andrew
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An error occurred while saving the comment For what it's worth you can programmatically pull this data via this API endpoint: https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/reference/api/access-tracking/
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Xavier,
Have you been able to resolve this issue? If this is ongoing, can you access our support portal?
Thanks
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Xavier, thanks for flagging this; I hope you don't mind if the team reaches out to learn more about your experience.
-Andrew
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An error occurred while saving the comment Good catch, we'll get that documentation improved!
An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Benjamin,
MongoDB Cloud has both Organization-level and Project-level alerts. You've discovered the Org-level billing alerts so far, but within the Project-level alerts you can do this: To configure this alert type, you would navigate to the Project scope and then to that Project's specific alert settings (see the bell icon toward the top right of the Project UI).
Cheers
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Stefan, One great thing about GCP is the terrific storage performance built in: do you have a workload that would benefit from the unique attributes of local SSD, namely ultra low latency or random IO?
There are tradeoffs to going down the road of offering local SSDs, namely it takes much longer to vertically scale because a rolling sync is required. There is a different durability profile as well.
Cheers
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Bruno, For M10+ clusters have you checked out the Real-Time Performance Panel?
Cheers
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hi Steven, Please see MongoDB Cloud Manager which is a sibling product to MongoDB Ops Manager delivered as a SaaS service: obviously the value prop is not the same as a truly end to end managed service like MongoDB Atlas, but this gives you a consistent look and feel and single sign on for managing your on-prem environments.
-Andrew
Hi Kyaw, Do you have a use case that requires a large number of database users? We can help you proactively raise the limit by a reasonable amount if you're running into this and need some headroom--just file a support case.
It would definitely be helpful to provide feedback about these limits in the API response: we will consider options
-Andrew