I believe you’re using Cloud Manager, which is the cloud-based management system for an on-prem MongoDB deployment. Cloud Manager supports continuous backup feature, which requires you to install an agent in your deployment, and the backup itself was stored in MongoDB’s cloud servers. This storage is the reason for the charge, as described in this page FAQ: Backup and Restore — MongoDB Cloud Manager
Cloud Manager uses enterprise-grade hardware co-located in secure data centers to store all user data.
However if you’re having issues with the backup, I think you should be able to report it and get help within that subject. Depending on your actual deployment, could you double check that the agent is running or restart it using the instructions in Restart the MongoDB Agent — MongoDB Cloud Manager
If everything is in order and you’re still having issues, please DM me the details of your deployment so I can notify the relevant teams regarding this issue.
I’m not sure you’re understanding me – I pay for Continuous Backup, but I do not get any support for it, and I want to know why.
Currently I am forced to post on a community forum, which may or may not be answered by someone who is actually equipped to help – and that does not count as support.
It’s unreasonable for you to take someone’s money but provide zero support in return.
Thanks Matt. I agree that this looks strange. I have forwarded your concerns to the relevant team, and I’m waiting for their reply. Thanks for your patience.
Just to give you an update, I have escalated this internally. I understand that this is an important issue for you. I’m hopeful that this will be resolved soon. I will let you know if there are further news.