MongoDB 3.3.5 is released

MongoDB
May 1, 2016
#Releases

MongoDB 3.3.5 has been released. As a reminder, 3.3.5 is a development release and is not intended for production use. The 3.3 series will evolve into 3.4, which will be for production.

New/fixed in this release:

SERVER-6823 Enable Access control without downtime
SERVER-10689 Add a $switch expression
SERVER-17258 Add $reduce expression operator for rollup of arrays
SERVER-20224 Commands which write should take a write concern
SERVER-23271 Add metrics to track index key additions and deletions for all CRUD ops/commands
SERVER-23358 Upgrade SpiderMonkey to 45.0.2 ESR
SERVER-23391 Improve behavior when running under WiredTiger on machines with little memory

All Issues | Downloads

As always, please let us know of any issues.

– The MongoDB Team

← Previous

MongoDB 3.2.6-rc0 is released

MongoDB 3.2.6-rc0 is out and is ready for testing. This is a release candidate containing only fixes since 3.2.5. The next stable release 3.2.6 will be a recommended upgrade for all 3.2 users. MongoDB 3.2.6 includes the first production release of the In-Memory storage engine. For more details see https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/core/inmemory/ Fixed in this release: SERVER-22970 Background index contains mismatched index keys and documents SERVER-22043 count helper doesn’t apply read preference SERVER-23394 AuthorizationManager may deadlock while building role graph if profiling is enabled SERVER-23766 Remove beta startup warning for inMemory storage engine All Issues | Downloads | Release Notes As always, please let us know of any issues. – The MongoDB Team

May 1, 2016

Next →

MongoDB and IONOS: Helping European Organizations in Regulated Industries Move to the Cloud

As MongoDB continues to grow as a company, we remain focused on understanding our customers’ unique needs based on their industry and region, among other factors. With this in mind, we are excited to partner with German cloud provider IONOS to help European organizations in regulated industries harness the power of their data to build first-rate applications that also align with security, compliance, and sovereignty requirements. "We want to offer our customers the opportunity to use best-in-class solutions,” said IONOS chief customer officer Martin Endreß about MongoDB becoming part of IONOS’s database-as-a-service offering. “With MongoDB, we are now integrating with the global leader in the NoSQL segment,” he said. “In addition, our companies share fundamental values such as a commitment to full data portability and a rejection of vendor lock-in." With more than 90K servers across 16 data centers, IONOS has a strong footprint in the public sector and other industries where cloud usage is constrained by compliance or data sovereignty needs. Now IONOS customers can drive application innovation in the cloud using MongoDB’s developer data platform while keeping control of their data, aligning with the strongest initiatives in digital sovereignty. The popularity and promise of cloud computing has led an ever-increasing number of businesses to shift their infrastructures and software, including databases, to managed services, and highly regulated industries are no different. Compliance, security, and innovation need not be at odds with each other. Working together, MongoDB and IONOS provide developers with a platform that lets them build, deploy, and run applications securely. MongoDB and IONOS are working closely to develop this new partnership — which is expected to be on offer in fall 2022 — and support customers during implementation. Both Enterprise Advanced and Community versions of MongoDB will be available with IONOS. Learn more about finding a MongoDB partner or becoming one.

August 18, 2022