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## Overview
MongoDB drivers can compress the messages sent to and received from MongoDB server. This reduces the amount of data transferred for each operation. Compression can improve performance over constrained networks and lower the data transfer costs associated with running MongoDB Atl... | [
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695ca9502d5be1431b31842d-0 | 695ca9502d5be1431b31842d | kotlin | Kotlin Coroutine Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/kotlin/coroutine/current/logging-monitoring/monitoring | Monitoring | # Monitoring
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to set up and configure **monitoring** in the MongoDB Kotlin driver.
Monitoring is the process of getting information about the activities a running program performs for use in an application or an application performance management library.
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695ca9502d5be1431b31842d-1 | 695ca9502d5be1431b31842d | kotlin | Kotlin Coroutine Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/kotlin/coroutine/current/logging-monitoring/monitoring | Monitoring | ### Connection Pool Events
A connection pool event is an event related to a **connection pool** held by the driver. A connection pool is a set of open TCP connections your driver maintains with a MongoDB instance. Connection pools help reduce the number of network handshakes your application needs to perform with a Mo... | [
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68d23bc6530172e0e12645e2-0 | 68d23bc6530172e0e12645e2 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/connect/connection-troubleshooting | Connection Troubleshooting | # Connection Troubleshooting
This page addresses only connection issues. If you encounter other issues when using MongoDB or the driver, visit the following resources:
- The Issues & Help page for information about reporting bugs, contributing to the driver, and finding more resources
- The MongoDB Stack Overflow pa... | [
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68d23bc6530172e0e12645e2-1 | 68d23bc6530172e0e12645e2 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/connect/connection-troubleshooting | Connection Troubleshooting | ### Check Database Deployment Availability
If you are connecting to MongoDB Atlas and your driver cannot find the DNS host of the Atlas database deployment, the database deployment might be paused or deleted.
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68d23bc6530172e0e126462b-0 | 68d23bc6530172e0e126462b | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/security/authentication/aws-iam | AWS IAM Authentication | # AWS IAM Authentication
## Overview
The **MONGODB-AWS** authentication mechanism uses Amazon Web Services Identity and Access Management (AWS IAM) credentials to authenticate a user to MongoDB. You can use this mechanism only when authenticating to MongoDB Atlas.
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68d23bc6530172e0e126462b-1 | 68d23bc6530172e0e126462b | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/security/authentication/aws-iam | AWS IAM Authentication | ### Specify Your Credentials in a MongoCredential
You can supply your AWS IAM credentials to a `MongoClient` by using a `MongoCredential` instance. To construct the `MongoCredential` instance for `MONGODB-AWS` authentication, call the createAwsCredential() factory method.
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68d23bc6530172e0e1264611-0 | 68d23bc6530172e0e1264611 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/crud/update | Update Documents | # Update Documents
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to use the Kotlin Sync driver to update documents in a MongoDB collection by using the `updateOne()` and `updateMany()` methods.
### Sample Data
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68d23bc6530172e0e1264632-0 | 68d23bc6530172e0e1264632 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/security/authentication/kerberos | Kerberos (GSSAPI) Authentication | # Kerberos (GSSAPI) Authentication
## Overview
The Generic Security Services API (`GSSAPI`) authentication mechanism allows you to authenticate to a Kerberos service by specifying your Kerberos principal name.
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68d23bc6530172e0e1264604-0 | 68d23bc6530172e0e1264604 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/crud/query/specify-a-query | Specify a Query | # Specify a Query
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to specify a query by using the Kotlin Sync driver.
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68d23bc6530172e0e1264604-1 | 68d23bc6530172e0e1264604 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/crud/query/specify-a-query | Specify a Query | ## Evaluation Operators
Evaluation operators return data based on evaluations of either individual fields or the entire collection's documents.
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68d23bc6530172e0e12645d9-0 | 68d23bc6530172e0e12645d9 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/connect/connection-options/server-selection | Customize Server Selection | # Customize Server Selection
## Overview
All MongoDB drivers follow a defined algorithm when selecting a server to read or write from. By using the `ClusterSettings` property of a `MongoClientSettings` object, you can customize this algorithm to choose the server that works best for your application.
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68a95c175e79d242619dc787-0 | 68a95c175e79d242619dc787 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/builders/builders-data-classes | Use Builders with Data Classes | # Use Builders with Data Classes
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to use your Data Class properties directly with the builder classes available in the Kotlin Sync driver.
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68d23bc6530172e0e1264631-0 | 68d23bc6530172e0e1264631 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/security/authentication/ldap | LDAP (PLAIN) Authentication | # LDAP (PLAIN) Authentication
## Overview
You can authenticate to a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server by using your directory server username and password.
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68a95c175e79d242619dc7cd-0 | 68a95c175e79d242619dc7cd | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/issues-and-help | Report Issues & Request Help | # Report Issues & Request Help
In this guide, you can learn how to report issues, suggest new features, and contribute to the Kotlin Sync driver.
You can find support for general questions by using the MongoDB Stack Overflow tag or the MongoDB Reddit community.
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68d23bc6530172e0e1264606-0 | 68d23bc6530172e0e1264606 | kotlin-sync | Kotlin Sync Driver | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin/kotlin-sync-driver/current/crud/query/specify-documents-to-return | Specify Documents to Return | # Specify Documents to Return
## Overview
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- `limit()`: Specifies the maximum number of documents to return from a query
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68a95c185e79d242619dca49-0 | 68a95c185e79d242619dca49 | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/php | MongoDB with PHP | # MongoDB with PHP
Build PHP applications with MongoDB's Atlas cloud database. Utilize PHP drivers, MongoDB integrations with Laravel and Symfony, Doctrine ODM, and other developer tools for seamless integration with your PHP applications.
## Drivers
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69cb67f136a2a5baa36ab908-0 | 69cb67f136a2a5baa36ab908 | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/gemini | MongoDB with Gemini | # MongoDB with Gemini
You can use MongoDB with Gemini through the official MongoDB Gemini Extension.
The MongoDB Gemini Extension provides:
- The MongoDB MCP Server
- Pre-built agent skills for common MongoDB tasks. See the MongoDB Agent Skills documentation for more information.
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68a95c185e79d242619dca60-0 | 68a95c185e79d242619dca60 | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/preview-features | Preview Features | # Preview Features
Products and features that we offer as private or public previews (or any other type of beta stage) are only for internal evaluation by our end users. Use these experimental features in isolated development environments only, never in production systems or with critical data.
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68a95c185e79d242619dca33-0 | 68a95c185e79d242619dca33 | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/generative-ai-faq | Generative AI FAQs | # Generative AI FAQs
Last Updated: 30 October, 2025
## What GenAI Features Does MongoDB Currently Offer?
MongoDB offers various generative AI (GenAI) capabilities in its products and services, including within Atlas and in its software products.
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68a95c185e79d242619dca4b-0 | 68a95c185e79d242619dca4b | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/legacy | Legacy Documentation | # Legacy Documentation
MongoDB recommends that you upgrade products to the most recent version so that you can use the most up-to-date documentation. MongoDB documents supported product versions through MongoDB Documentation.
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68a95c185e79d242619dca53-0 | 68a95c185e79d242619dca53 | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/python | MongoDB with Python | # MongoDB with Python
Build cutting-edge applications with Python and MongoDB, from dynamic modern web applications to Gen-AI systems and data science projects. MongoDB's scalable cloud database infrastructure ensures your solutions are robust and optimized for performance.
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69cb67f136a2a5baa36ab906-0 | 69cb67f136a2a5baa36ab906 | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/agent-skills | MongoDB Agent Skills | # MongoDB Agent Skills
MongoDB Agent Skills are pre-built, reusable instructions that help AI coding agents perform common MongoDB tasks efficiently. These skills provide agents with expert knowledge about MongoDB best practices, enabling them to help you build applications faster and with fewer errors.
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68a95c185e79d242619dca52-0 | 68a95c185e79d242619dca52 | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/kotlin | MongoDB with Kotlin | # MongoDB with Kotlin
Develop server-side Kotlin applications with MongoDB's Atlas cloud database. With support for both coroutine-based and synchronous development, the MongoDB Kotlin drivers support developers in building server-side applications in Kotlin that are interoperable with the JVM ecosystem.
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68a95c185e79d242619dca4e-0 | 68a95c185e79d242619dca4e | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/javascript | MongoDB with JavaScript | # MongoDB with JavaScript
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68a95c185e79d242619dca4f-0 | 68a95c185e79d242619dca4f | landing | null | https://mongodb.com/docs/languages/scala | MongoDB with Scala | # MongoDB with Scala
Create high-performance and highly-scalable applications using the MongoDB Atlas cloud database. Use the MongoDB Scala driver to combine both functional and object-oriented programming styles to build fast applications for the JVM.
## Drivers
Scala driver documentation →
## More ways to learn
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68a95c295e79d242619df30a-0 | 68a95c295e79d242619df30a | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/database-collection/time-series | Time Series Collections | # Time Series Collections
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to use the Laravel Integration to create and interact with **time series collections**. These collections store time series data, which is composed of the following components:
- Measured quantity
- Timestamp for the measurement
- Metadata that... | [
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6a912a064f25feb7b9024b89-0 | 6a912a064f25feb7b9024b89 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/connect/network-compression | Compress Network Traffic | # Compress Network Traffic
## Overview
MongoDB drivers can compress the messages sent to and received from MongoDB Server. This reduces the amount of data transferred for each operation. Compression can improve performance over constrained networks and lower the data transfer costs associated with running MongoDB Atl... | [
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f089-0 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f089 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/query/query-logging | Enable Query Logging | # Enable Query Logging
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to enable query logging in Laravel MongoDB. Query logging can help you debug your queries and monitor database interactions.
### Before You Get Started
To run the code examples in this guide, complete the Quick Start tutorial. This tutorial provide... | [
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f070-0 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f070 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/modify | Update Documents | # Update Documents
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to modify documents in your MongoDB collection from your Laravel application by using Laravel MongoDB. Use update operations to modify existing documents or to insert a document if none match the search criteria.
You can persist changes on an instance o... | [
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f070-1 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f070 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/modify | Update Documents | ### Add Values to an Array Example
This section shows how to use the `push()` method to add values to an array in a MongoDB document. You can pass one or more values to add and set the optional parameter `unique` to `true` to skip adding any duplicate values in the array. The following code example shows the structure... | [
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68a95c2a5e79d242619df339-0 | 68a95c2a5e79d242619df339 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/upgrade | Upgrade Library Version | # Upgrade Library Version
## Overview
On this page, you can learn how to upgrade Laravel MongoDB to a new major version. This page also includes the changes you must make to your application to upgrade your version of the Laravel Integration without losing functionality, if applicable.
## How to Upgrade
Before you ... | [
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68a95c2a5e79d242619df339-1 | 68a95c2a5e79d242619df339 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/upgrade | Upgrade Library Version | ## Deprecations
A deprecation notice indicates that a feature is scheduled for removal in a future major version. Address deprecation notices in your application before upgrading to the next major version.
- Version 5.8 Deprecations
### Version 5.8 Deprecations
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68a95c295e79d242619df2d7-0 | 68a95c295e79d242619df2d7 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/feature-compatibility | Laravel Feature Compatibility | # Laravel Feature Compatibility
## Overview
This guide describes the Laravel features that are supported by Laravel MongoDB. This page discusses Laravel version 12.x feature availability in the Laravel Integration.
The following sections contain tables that describe whether individual features are available in the L... | [
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68a95c295e79d242619df2d7-1 | 68a95c295e79d242619df2d7 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/feature-compatibility | Laravel Feature Compatibility | ## Eloquent Relationship Features
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Eloquent%20Feature">
Eloquent Feature
</th>
<th id="Availability">
Availability
</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td headers="Eloquent%20Feature">
Defining Relationships
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<td headers="Availability">
✓
</td>
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<td headers="Eloquent%20Feature">
Many-to-Many Relati... | [
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68a95c295e79d242619df2fc-0 | 68a95c295e79d242619df2fc | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/issues-and-help | Issues & Help | # Issues & Help
In this guide, you can learn how to report issues, suggest new features, and contribute to the Laravel Integration.
You can find support for general questions by using the MongoDB Stack Overflow tag or the MongoDB Reddit community.
## Bugs / Feature Requests
If you find a bug or want to see a new fe... | [
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f080-0 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f080 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/transactions | Run a Database Transaction | # Run a Database Transaction
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to perform a **transaction** in MongoDB by using Laravel MongoDB. Transactions let you run a sequence of write operations that update the data only after the transaction is committed.
If the transaction fails, the MongoDB PHP Library, which ma... | [
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f069-0 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f069 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/backend-service-tutorial | Build a Back End Service | # Build a Back End Service
## Overview
In this tutorial, you create a simple REST back end for a front-end app by using Laravel MongoDB. The tutorial uses Laravel's built-in API routing features.
## Prerequisites
Before you can start this tutorial, you need the following software installed in your development envir... | [
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f069-1 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f069 | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/backend-service-tutorial | Build a Back End Service | ### Perform operations on nested data.
Laravel MongoDB offers MongoDB-specific operations for nested data. However, adding nested data is also intuitive without using the `embedsMany()` and `embedsOne()` methods.
As shown in the preceding step, you can define top-level schema attributes. However, it is more complicat... | [
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f06b-0 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f06b | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/aggregation-builder | Aggregation Operations | # Aggregation Operations
## Overview
In this guide, you can learn how to perform aggregations and construct pipelines by using the Laravel Integration aggregation builder. The aggregation builder lets you use a type-safe syntax to construct a MongoDB **aggregation pipeline**.
An aggregation pipeline is a data proces... | [
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f06b-1 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f06b | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/aggregation-builder | Aggregation Operations | ### Sort Stage Example
You can chain the `sort()` method to your aggregation pipeline to specify the documents' output order.
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6a514da3d727379c91b9f06b-2 | 6a514da3d727379c91b9f06b | laravel | Laravel MongoDB | https://mongodb.com/docs/drivers/php/laravel-mongodb/current/interact-data/aggregation-builder | Aggregation Operations | ### Single Equality Join Example
This example uses the sample data given in the Perform a Single Equality Join with $lookup section of the `$lookup` stage reference in the Server manual.
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68a95c105e79d242619db67d-0 | 68a95c105e79d242619db67d | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/multi-cluster-no-service-mesh-deploy-rs | Deploy Multi-Cluster Replica Sets Without a Service Mesh | # Deploy Multi-Cluster Replica Sets Without a Service Mesh
Use this procedure to deploy a replica set in a multi-Kubernetes cluster MongoDB deployment without using a service mesh for establishing external connectivity between member Kubernetes clusters.
As an alternative to using this procedure, you can use the Mult... | [
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68a95c105e79d242619db67d-1 | 68a95c105e79d242619db67d | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/multi-cluster-no-service-mesh-deploy-rs | Deploy Multi-Cluster Replica Sets Without a Service Mesh | ### Change the settings to your preferred values.
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<th id="Key">
Key
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
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<th id="Description">
Description
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<th id="Example">
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68a95c105e79d242619db708-0 | 68a95c105e79d242619db708 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/create-x509-client-certs | Generate X.509 Client Certificates | # Generate X.509 Client Certificates
The MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes Operator can deploy MongoDB instances with X.509 authentication enabled. If X.509 authentication has been enabled for the deployment, you must generate and use an X.509 certificate to connect to the deployment. This new client certificate must... | [
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68a95c105e79d242619db6cb-0 | 68a95c105e79d242619db6cb | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/openshift-tutorials | Openshift Tutorials | # Openshift Tutorials
This section contains the following:
- OpenShift Quick Start
- Deploy in Restricted Networks | [
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68a95c105e79d242619db6ff-0 | 68a95c105e79d242619db6ff | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/reference/k8s-operator-crd-logging-specification | MongoDB CRD Log Rotation Settings | # MongoDB CRD Log Rotation Settings
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68a95c105e79d242619db6ff-1 | 68a95c105e79d242619db6ff | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/reference/k8s-operator-crd-logging-specification | MongoDB CRD Log Rotation Settings | ### Audit Logs
You can configure the Application Database Audit log rotation in the `MongoDBOpsManager` manifest under `spec.applicationDatabase.agent.mongod.auditlogRotate`.
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691eb238e337baf834ef5131-0 | 691eb238e337baf834ef5131 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/install-fts-vs-with-community | Install and use With MongoDB Community Edition | # Install and use With MongoDB Community Edition
You can use the Kubernetes Operator and deploy the `mongot` process resources to run with MongoDB Community Edition v8.3 or later on a Kubernetes cluster. The `mongot` process supports both MongoDB Search and Vector Search. Optionally, you can enable and configure Vecto... | [
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691eb238e337baf834ef5131-1 | 691eb238e337baf834ef5131 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/install-fts-vs-with-community | Install and use With MongoDB Community Edition | HOOKS:
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691eb238e337baf834ef5131-2 | 691eb238e337baf834ef5131 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/install-fts-vs-with-community | Install and use With MongoDB Community Edition | ### Conditional. Install the MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes Operator.
The Kubernetes Operator watches `MongoDBCommunity` and MongoDBSearch custom resources and manages the lifecycle of your MongoDB deployments. If you already installed the MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes Operator, skip this step. Otherwise, ins... | [
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691eb238e337baf834ef5131-3 | 691eb238e337baf834ef5131 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/install-fts-vs-with-community | Install and use With MongoDB Community Edition | runAsNonRoot: true
runAsUser: 2000
seccompProfile:
type: RuntimeDefault
containers:
- name: mongodb-kubernetes-operator
image: "quay.io/mongodb/mongodb-kubernetes:1.14.0"
imagePullPolicy: Always
args:
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691eb238e337baf834ef5131-4 | 691eb238e337baf834ef5131 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/install-fts-vs-with-community | Install and use With MongoDB Community Edition | ### Conditional. Install the `cert-manager`.
The `cert-manager` is required for managing TLS (Transport Layer Security) certificates. If you already have `cert-manager` installed in your cluster, skip this step. Otherwise, install `cert-manager` using Helm.
To install `cert-manager` in the `cert-manager` namespace, r... | [
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691eb238e337baf834ef5131-5 | 691eb238e337baf834ef5131 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/install-fts-vs-with-community | Install and use With MongoDB Community Edition | ### Conditional. Create and deploy the MongoDB Community resource.
If you've already deployed the MongoDB Community Edition, skip this step. Otherwise, deploy the MongoDB Community Edition.
To deploy the MongoDB Community Edition, complete the following steps:
- Create a `MongoDBCommunity` custom resource named `mdb... | [
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691eb238e337baf834ef5131-6 | 691eb238e337baf834ef5131 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/install-fts-vs-with-community | Install and use With MongoDB Community Edition | ### Required. Create and deploy the resource for MongoDB Search and Vector Search.
You can deploy one instance of the search node without any load balancing.
To deploy, complete the following steps:
- Create a MongoDBSearch custom resource named `mdbc-rs`.
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68a95c105e79d242619db6af-0 | 68a95c105e79d242619db6af | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/reference-architectures/multi-cluster/istio-service-mesh | Istio Service Mesh | # Istio Service Mesh
While it is possible to deploy Multi-Cluster Ops Manager, Multi-Cluster Sharded Cluster, and Multi-Cluster Replica Set configurations without a service mesh, the recommended approach (presented here) is to leverage a service mesh to handle the networking across multiple Kubernetes clusters. To lea... | [
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68a95c105e79d242619db6af-1 | 68a95c105e79d242619db6af | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/reference-architectures/multi-cluster/istio-service-mesh | Istio Service Mesh | ### Optional. Check cluster connectivity.
The following optional scripts verify whether the service mesh is configured correctly for cross-cluster DNS resolution and connectivity.
- Create a Kubernetes namespace for the connectivity test.
```bash
kubectl --context "${K8S_CLUSTER_0_CONTEXT_NAME}" create namespace... | [
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68a95c105e79d242619db6af-2 | 68a95c105e79d242619db6af | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/reference-architectures/multi-cluster/istio-service-mesh | Istio Service Mesh | ```bash
Checking cross-cluster DNS resolution and connectivity from echoserver2-0 in gke_scratch-kubernetes-team_europe-central2-c_k8s-mdb-2-6abb9ad27d6x076f80-29737 to echoserver1-0
SUCCESS
```
- Verify Pod 2 from cluster 0:
```bash
source_cluster=${K8S_CLUSTER_0_CONTEXT_NAME}
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6a514d73d727379c91b9dc05-0 | 6a514d73d727379c91b9dc05 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/fts-vs/deployment/upgrade-downgrade | Upgrade or Downgrade | # Upgrade or Downgrade | [
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68a95c105e79d242619db717-0 | 68a95c105e79d242619db717 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/deploy-replica-set | Deploy a Replica Set | # Deploy a Replica Set
At any place on this page that says *Ops Manager*, you can substitute *Cloud Manager*.
- You can use the Kubernetes Operator to deploy MongoDB resources with Cloud Manager and with Ops Manager version 6.0.x or later.
- You can use the Atlas Operator to deploy MongoDB resources to Atlas.
Kuber... | [
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68a95c105e79d242619db717-1 | 68a95c105e79d242619db717 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/deploy-replica-set | Deploy a Replica Set | ### Copy the sample replica set resource.
Change the settings of this YAML (Yet Another Markup Language) file to match your desired replica set configuration.
```yaml
---
apiVersion: mongodb.com/v1
kind: MongoDB
metadata:
name: <my-replica-set>
spec:
members: 3
version: "8.0.0"
opsManager:
configMapRef:
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68a95c105e79d242619db717-2 | 68a95c105e79d242619db717 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/deploy-replica-set | Deploy a Replica Set | ### Optional: Configure ACME (Automatic Certificate Management Environment) based TLS (Transport Layer Security) certificates for your replica set resource.
If you're using an ACME (Automatic Certificate Management Environment) based service provider such as Let's Encrypt to issue TLS (Transport Layer Security) certif... | [
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68a95c105e79d242619db717-3 | 68a95c105e79d242619db717 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/deploy-replica-set | Deploy a Replica Set | ### Renew TLS Certificates for a Replica Set
Renew your TLS (Transport Layer Security) certificates periodically using the following procedure:
#### Configure `kubectl` to default to your namespace.
If you have not already, run the following command to execute all `kubectl` commands in the namespace you created.
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68a95c105e79d242619db717-4 | 68a95c105e79d242619db717 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/deploy-replica-set | Deploy a Replica Set | ### Add any additional accepted settings for a replica set deployment.
You can also add any of the following optional settings to the object specification file for a replica set deployment:
- `spec.additionalMongodConfig`
- `spec.backup.assignmentLabels`
- `spec.backup.mode`
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68a95c105e79d242619db739-0 | 68a95c105e79d242619db739 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/tutorial/modify-resource-image | Modify Ops Manager or MongoDB Kubernetes Resource Containers | # Modify Ops Manager or MongoDB Kubernetes Resource Containers
You can modify the containers in the Pods in which Ops Manager and MongoDB database resources run using the `template` or `podTemplate` setting that applies to your deployment:
- MongoDB database: `spec.podSpec.podTemplate`
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68a95c105e79d242619db664-0 | 68a95c105e79d242619db664 | mck | MongoDB Controllers for Kubernetes | https://mongodb.com/docs/kubernetes/current/gdc-hosted | Kubernetes Operator on GDC | # Kubernetes Operator on GDC
MongoDB Enterprise Advanced is available on Google Distributed Cloud air-gapped (GDC air-gapped).
GDC air-gapped is Google Cloud’s Kubernetes-based private cloud. It enables you to manage infrastructure, services, APIs, and tooling without a connection to Google Cloud or the public Intern... | [
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6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bb6-0 | 6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bb6 | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/local-mcp/configuration | Local MCP Server Configuration | # Local MCP Server Configuration
Configure the Local MCP to interact with your MongoDB deployments from AI clients.
The following sections describe AI client compatibility and prerequisites for the Local MCP, and provide links to pages with the Local MCP configuration options. For a basic Local MCP configuration and ... | [
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6a7ac14ae5571fb2c0fdfefc-0 | 6a7ac14ae5571fb2c0fdfefc | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/remote-mcp/manage-ai-client-access | Manage AI Client Access to Your Organization | # Manage AI Client Access to Your Organization
As an Organization Owner, you control whether AI clients can connect to your Atlas organization through user-delegated access, and what level of access those clients receive. AI clients can't connect to your organization until you enable AI client access.
Atlas **disable... | [
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68a95c1e5e79d242619dd7db-0 | 68a95c1e5e79d242619dd7db | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/overview | MongoDB MCP Server Overview | # MongoDB MCP Server Overview
The feature described on this page is not currently supported on Atlas Infinite clusters during public preview. For the features supported in public preview, see Public Preview Availability.
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68a95c1e5e79d242619dd7db-1 | 68a95c1e5e79d242619dd7db | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/overview | MongoDB MCP Server Overview | ### Use Cases
The MongoDB MCP Server allows you to interact with your MongoDB data and deployments using natural language, streamlining developer workflows and making it easier to perform complex tasks from AI interfaces. For example, the MongoDB MCP Server enables the following use cases:
<table>
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68a95c1e5e79d242619dd7d9-0 | 68a95c1e5e79d242619dd7d9 | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server | What is the MongoDB MCP Server? | # What is the MongoDB MCP Server?
The MongoDB MCP Server lets you connect to MongoDB from your agentic AI tools, assistants, and platforms. Interact with LLMs in natural language to query, explore, and manage your MongoDB data and deployments.
Learn More About MCP
## AI-Powered Software Development
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6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bb7-0 | 6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bb7 | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/local-mcp/configuration/enable-or-disable-features | Enable or Disable MongoDB MCP Server Features | # Enable or Disable MongoDB MCP Server Features
The MongoDB MCP Server has various options that you can enable or disable. For example: read-only mode, specific MCP tools, telemetry about system use, and database index checks.
## Enabling MCP Server Read-Only Mode
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6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bbb-0 | 6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bbb | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/local-mcp/configuration/standalone-service | Start MongoDB MCP Server as a Standalone Service | # Start MongoDB MCP Server as a Standalone Service
You can start the MCP Server as a standalone service, which allows the MCP Server to run independently from an AI client. To start the MCP Server as a standalone service, use the `npx` command.
## Standalone Service Using Environment Variables
You can use `npx` to s... | [
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6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bba-0 | 6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bba | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/local-mcp/configuration/methods | MongoDB MCP Server Configuration Methods | # MongoDB MCP Server Configuration Methods
To configure the MongoDB MCP Server to connect to your MongoDB cluster and set other MCP Server options, use any of these methods:
- JSON configuration file with MCP Server options
- Command line options
- Operating system environment variables
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6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bc2-0 | 6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bc2 | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/local-mcp/security/connect-with-ldap | Connect with LDAP | # Connect with LDAP
Starting in MongoDB 8.0, LDAP authentication and authorization is deprecated. LDAP is available and will continue to operate without changes throughout the lifetime of MongoDB 8. LDAP will be removed in a future major release.
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0.008738440461456776,
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0.023054465651512146,
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-0.014465999789536,
-0.01215225551277399,
-0.... |
6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bc4-0 | 6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bc4 | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/local-mcp/security/connect-with-proxy | Connect with Proxy | # Connect with Proxy
The MongoDB MCP Server supports connections to MongoDB deployments and Atlas clusters through proxies.
## MCP Environment Variables
To establish a connection with proxy configurations, use the following variables when configuring environment variables for the MCP server:
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Va... | [
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0.026821285486221313,
-0.024538448080420494,
-0.... |
6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bc7-0 | 6a7d648bd54f2f30bc3a4bc7 | mcp-server | MongoDB MCP Server | https://mongodb.com/docs/mcp-server/local-mcp/security/connect-with-x509 | Connect with X.509 Certificates | # Connect with X.509 Certificates
You can connect to your MongoDB Enterprise deployment or MongoDB Atlas cluster using X.509 certificate authentication with the MongoDB MCP Server.
To learn more, see X.509.
## Prerequisites
Complete one of the following procedures to set up X.509 authentication for your MongoDB dep... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd3b1-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd3b1 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-cloud-manager-monitoring | mongocli cloud-manager monitoring | # mongocli cloud-manager monitoring
Manage monitoring for your project.
## Options
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Name">
Name
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
</th>
<th id="Required">
Required
</th>
<th id="Description">
Description
</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td headers="Name">
-h, --help
</td>
<td headers="Type">
</td>
<td headers="Re... | [
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0.08028797805309296,
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd475-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd475 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-iam-teams-users-delete | mongocli iam teams users delete | # mongocli iam teams users delete
Remove the specified user from a team for your organization.
To use this command, you must authenticate with a user account or an API key with the Organization User Admin role.
## Syntax
```
mongocli iam teams users delete <userId> [options]
```
## Arguments
<table>
<tr>
<th id="... | [
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0.011531051248311996,
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd322-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd322 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-cloud-manager-alerts-settings-update | mongocli cloud-manager alerts settings update | # mongocli cloud-manager alerts settings update
Modify the details of the specified alert configuration for your project.
To use this command, you must authenticate with a user account or an API key with the Project Owner role.
## Syntax
```
mongocli cloud-manager alerts settings update <alertConfigId> [options]
``... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd322-1 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd322 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-cloud-manager-alerts-settings-update | mongocli cloud-manager alerts settings update | ## Options
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Name">
Name
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
</th>
<th id="Required">
Required
</th>
<th id="Description">
Description
</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td headers="Name">
--apiKey
</td>
<td headers="Type">
string
</td>
<td headers="Required">
false
</td>
<td headers="Description">
Datadog API Key, Ops... | [
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... |
68a95c1b5e79d242619dd322-2 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd322 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-cloud-manager-alerts-settings-update | mongocli cloud-manager alerts settings update | ## Inherited Options
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Name">
Name
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
</th>
<th id="Required">
Required
</th>
<th id="Description">
Description
</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td headers="Name">
-P, --profile
</td>
<td headers="Type">
string
</td>
<td headers="Required">
false
</td>
<td headers="Description">
Name ... | [
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... |
68a95c1b5e79d242619dd36f-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd36f | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-cloud-manager-liveMigrations-link-delete | mongocli cloud-manager liveMigrations link delete | # mongocli cloud-manager liveMigrations link delete
Delete one link-token.
## Syntax
```
mongocli cloud-manager liveMigrations link delete [options]
```
## Options
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Name">
Name
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
</th>
<th id="Required">
Required
</th>
<th id="Description">
Description
</th>
</tr>
<t... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd48a-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd48a | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-iam-projects-teams-update | mongocli iam projects teams update | # mongocli iam projects teams update
Modify the roles for the specified team for your project.
To use this command, you must authenticate with a user account or an API key with the Project User Admin role.
## Syntax
```
mongocli iam projects teams update <teamId> [options]
```
## Arguments
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Na... | [
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... |
68a95c1b5e79d242619dd2c6-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd2c6 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli | mongocli | # mongocli
CLI tool to manage your MongoDB Cloud
Use mongocli command help for information on a specific command
## Options
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Name">
Name
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
</th>
<th id="Required">
Required
</th>
<th id="Description">
Description
</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td headers="Name">
-h, --help
</td>
... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd4d5-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd4d5 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-iam-teams-create | mongocli iam teams create | # mongocli iam teams create
Create a team for your organization.
To use this command, you must authenticate with a user account or an API key with the Organization Owner role.
## Syntax
```
mongocli iam teams create <name> [options]
```
## Arguments
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Name">
Name
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
</t... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd3e3-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd3e3 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-config-edit | mongocli config edit | # mongocli config edit
Opens the config file with the default text editor.
Uses the default editor to open the config file. You can use EDITOR or VISUAL envs to change the default.
## Syntax
```
mongocli config edit [options]
```
## Options
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Name">
Name
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
</th>
<th id... | [
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-... |
68a95c1b5e79d242619dd632-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd632 | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/troubleshooting | Troubleshooting | # Troubleshooting
## Command Errors
### Error: missing credentials
You might not have properly set up your API keys. Ensure that you added your API keys to your profile or your environment variables. If you created a profile with a custom name or are using more than one profile, ensure that you are specifying the co... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd49c-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd49c | mongocli | MongoDB CLI | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongocli/current/command/mongocli-ops-manager-admin-backups-s3 | mongocli ops-manager admin backups s3 | # mongocli ops-manager admin backups s3
Manage backup s3 blockstore configurations.
## Options
<table>
<tr>
<th id="Name">
Name
</th>
<th id="Type">
Type
</th>
<th id="Required">
Required
</th>
<th id="Description">
Description
</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td headers="Name">
-h, --help
</td>
<td headers="Type">
</td>
<td... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd6bf-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd6bf | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/logs/compression | Enable Log Compression | # Enable Log Compression
You can enable compression for MongoDB Shell log files. By default, MongoDB Shell does not compress log files.
## About this Task
When log compression is enabled, MongoDB Shell compresses log files with gzip.
After you toggle log compression, you must start a new MongoDB Shell session for t... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd6b0-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd6b0 | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/mongoshrc | `.mongoshrc` Configuration File | # `.mongoshrc` Configuration File
On startup, `mongosh` checks your `HOME` directory for a JavaScript file named .mongoshrc.js. If this file is found, `mongosh` reads the content of .mongoshrc.js before displaying the prompt for the first time.
If you use `mongosh` to evaluate a JavaScript file or expression, either ... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd70a-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd70a | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/run-commands | Run Commands | # Run Commands
To run commands in `mongosh`, you must first connect to a MongoDB deployment.
## Format Input and Output
BSONEJSONNode.js BSON parserJSON.parseJSON.stringify()`mongosh` uses the Node.js BSON parser parser to parse BSON data. You can use the parser's EJSON interface to transform your data when you work... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd714-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd714 | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/snippets/commands | Snippet Commands | # Snippet Commands
This feature is experimental. MongoDB does not provide support for Snippets. This feature may be changed or removed at any time without prior notice.
Bugs are not expected, however should you encounter one, please open an issue in the GitHub repository for this project.
This document provides an o... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd717-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd717 | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/snippets/registries-config | Registries and Registry Configuration | # Registries and Registry Configuration
This feature is experimental. MongoDB does not provide support for Snippets. This feature may be changed or removed at any time without prior notice.
Bugs are not expected, however should you encounter one, please open an issue in the GitHub repository for this project.
This p... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd6dd-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd6dd | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/reference/editor-mode | Use an Editor for Commands | # Use an Editor for Commands
The `mongosh` console is line oriented. However, you can also use an editor to work with multiline functions. There are two options:
- Use the `edit` command with an external editor.
- Use the `.editor` command, a built-in editor.
## Using an External Editor
The `mongosh` `edit` comman... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71e-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71e | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/reference/options | Options | # Options
Use the following options to view and control various aspects of your MongoDB Shell.
## General Options
`mongosh`
`--build-info`
Returns a JSON-formatted document with information about your `mongosh` build and driver dependencies.
**Example: View Build Information**
You can check the build information a... | [
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-... |
68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71e-1 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71e | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/reference/options | Options | ### TLS Options
`--tls`
Enables connection to a `mongod` or `mongos` that has TLS (Transport Layer Security) / SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) support enabled.
To learn more about TLS/SSL and MongoDB, see:
- Configure mongod and mongos for TLS/SSL
- TLS/SSL Configuration for Clients
`--tlsCertificateKeyFile <filename>`... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71e-2 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71e | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/reference/options | Options | ## Authentication Options
`--authenticationDatabase <dbname>`
Specifies the authentication database where the specified `--username` has been created. See Authentication Database.
If you do not specify a value for `--authenticationDatabase`, the MongoDB Shell uses the database specified in the connection string.
`--... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71e-3 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71e | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/reference/options | Options | ## Field Level Encryption Options
`--cryptSharedLibPath <string>`
The path to the Automatic Encryption Shared Library. The library must be version 8.2.0 or higher. Required to use automatic encryption for the `mongosh` shell session.
`--awsAccessKeyId <string>`
An AWS Access Key associated with an IAM user who has `L... | [
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68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71c-0 | 68a95c1b5e79d242619dd71c | mongodb-shell | MongoDB Shell | https://mongodb.com/docs/mongodb-shell/snippets | Snippets | # Snippets
This feature is experimental. MongoDB does not provide support for Snippets. This feature may be changed or removed at any time without prior notice.
Bugs are not expected, however should you encounter one, please open an issue in the GitHub repository for this project.
## Introduction
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