October 10, 2019
News
The new Query Profiler in MongoDB Atlas makes it easy to analyze slow-running queries and see key performance statistics directly in the UI.
With MongoDB Atlas Open Service Broker, Kubernetes deployed applications can seamlessly integrate with Atlas, the MongoDB managed database service.
Compute auto-scaling is now available in open beta on MongoDB Atlas. When enabled, Atlas will track key metrics in real-time and scale cluster sizes as needed.
This week at our MongoDB.local London event, we unveiled a number of new features for MongoDB Atlas — the global cloud database service — that will make it even easier for you to deploy and scale your fully managed MongoDB clusters.
MongoDB Compass is being opened up under the SSPL and we are making it free for all users
MongoDB Atlas is now PCI Compliant - find out what that means to you and your business.
Sumo Logic have announced a MongoDB Atlas App for their Sumo Logic platform. It enables their users to monitor MongoDB Atlas alongside the hundreds of applications and platforms that already report into Sumo Logic's monitoring system.
MongoDB 4.2 is now generally available and with 100,000 instances spun up already, it is ready for your production apps.
We are developing a Terraform Provider for MongoDB Atlas to make infrastructure deployment simpler and a Vault Secrets Engine for MongoDB Atlas to enhance and integrate credential and key management.