How is Having an Atlas cluster here on mongodb.com different than creating a cluster in Mongodb atlas from within the Azure portal Saas offerings
Hi Abhishek,
The experience is the same: the Azure marketplace portal offers a way to purchase (e.g. it’s more of a payment vehicle than a change to the product experience)–generally used when you’re talking to MongoDB folks and are working on a custom purchase. Either way you get the first class Atlas on Azure experience
Cheers
-Andrew
Thanks for the response Andrew.
I understand the fact that MDB atlas instance in azure marketplace is just used for billing purposes however, I’ve a few questions/doubts which i cant wrap my head around.
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how to get my azure account’s mongodb Atlas connected with mongodb website (especially when the azure account is of an organization and there’s a single sign on for me to be able to login to azure). is there any documentation present on internet for the same?
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in azure, there’s option for Mongodb cloud as well. how is that different than mongoDB atlas?
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Why is the paid plans mentioned on mongodb ui and azure portal have dissimilarities.
Links:
Azure marketplace pricing: https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/mongodb.mdb_atlas_oct2020?tab=PlansAndPrice
pricing on mongodb: Pricing | MongoDB
TIA
Hi Abhishek,
I reckon you’re using AzureAD for SSO: you can configure that for Atlas here via docs here https://docs.atlas.mongodb.com/security/federated-auth-azure-ad/
If you’re asking about Cosmos DB: it’s important to understand that that’s an emulation of a subset of MongoDB and of course not the real thing: faking a database has a large number of downsides. More detail here: MongoDB Atlas Comparison | MongoDB
Regarding paid plans: the marketplace offers annualized subscriptions that you typically purchase with a sales person whereas the UI shows what you can get on a credit card today.
-Andrew
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