MongoDB¶
Listing of all MongoDB Actions¶
Authentication¶
You will need to supply either a username/password, or a public/private API keys.
If you are using Atlas, see instructions below the table.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | This credential will be listed using the name you provide |
| Host | Full MongoDB URI, in addition to simple host name. It also supports mongodb+srv:// URI's |
| Username | Username to authenticate with MongoDB |
| Password | Password to authenticate with MongoDB |
| Port | Port on which MongoDB server is listening |
| Atlas API Public Key | The public key acts as the username when making API requests |
| Atlas API Private Key | The private key acts as the password when making API requests |
Using Atlas¶
Connect¶
Under DEPLOYMENT, click Database\
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On this page, click the COnnect button, and then the Drivers:\
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This page will show you the URI to add:
Enter mongodb+srv://\
Create Users¶
In your dashboard, create a user by clicking "Database Access" under SECURITY. Here you can add and remove users, and retrieve the password for your users.\
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Access¶
Finally, enter the NAT Gateway for your CloudOps installation in the Network Access section, so that CloudOps is allowed to connect to Atlas.
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