AWS peering to my first cluster from atlas

[Reza_ISSANY]

Hello,

I’m completely new to mondb atlas. I use an aws eks cluster to connect to this mongodb cluster (dedicatec) M10) and I have a crucial question … What is the endpoint wich I have to use to connect to my cluster ??

I have setup a peering connection between my vpc and mongodb vpc, created the route tables, and I have tested to reach each nodes of the cluster separatly (tcp test on 27017 port).

But where could I find the global connection string to connect to the cluster using this peering ?

# for i in $(seq 0 2); do nc -vw2 mycluster-shard-00-0$i.2gbel.mongodb.net 27017 ; done
mycluster-shard-00-00.2gbel.mongodb.net (192.168.xx.xx:27017) open
mycluster-shard-00-01.2gbel.mongodb.net (192.168.xx.xx:27017) open
mycluster-shard-00-02.2gbel.mongodb.net (192.168.xx.xx:27017) open

Thanks for your help.

[Satyam (Satyam Gupta)]

Hey @Reza_ISSANY,

Welcome to the MongoDB Community Forums!

You can get the connection string by clicking on ‘Connect’ in your Atlas account while you were setting up the peering connection. You can read more from the documentation: Configure an Atlas Network Peering Connection

Other useful links that you can go through:
Which connection string my application uses
MongoDB Atlas on AWS

Please feel free to reach out for anything else as well.

Regards,
Satyam