Consolidate your data infrastructure and build for continuous change
Design a flexible, well-architected foundation for real-time applications, intelligent retrieval, and governed AI workloads without adding disconnected layers to your data architecture.
A well-architected foundation for real-time applications
Use the MongoDB Well-Architected Framework to design secure, reliable, efficient systems for live operational data, intelligent retrieval, and governed AI workloads.
Enterprise security and data privacy
Implement consistent security and governance for operational data, retrieved context, and AI workloads, including identity, access, encryption, policy enforcement, and auditability.
Standardize and automate the platform that supports operational data, retrieval, and AI workloads using infrastructure as code, APIs, and observability workflows that reduce manual handoffs.
Design for responsive applications and retrieval by keeping operational data and the context applications need close to the workload, with scaling options for changing demand.
Design resilient systems for live application data and the state, memory, and decisions produced by AI workloads, with recovery mechanisms that support continuity across regions.
Evaluate the total cost of the data architecture, not only the database, but also separate search, vector, pipeline, and state-management layers. Consolidating related capabilities can reduce duplicated infrastructure and data movement to operate.
Discover how MongoDB Atlas powers open finance solutions. This architectural guide details how to build a secure, scalable data store using a flexible document model to integrate diverse, multi-bank JSON data and support compliance.
“We need to be very agile in the way we build our solutions. That’s why we implemented a multi-cloud application platform strategy, and it’s another key reason why we chose MongoDB.”
Paramdeep Saini Director of Architecture, Manulife
“Migrating to MongoDB Atlas has made the API faster and more stable. Overhead with ETL and Elasticsearch affected the performance of the API. This is something we don’t see anymore as Atlas handles both ends of this brilliantly.”