Atlas App Services Changelog

Increased function execution timeout from 210 seconds to 240 seconds.

Remove function_name in endpoint request body when fetching, creating, and modifying HTTPS Endpoints from the Admin API.

Expiration times for user refresh tokens can be configured from the UI.

Change the email address associated with email/password authentication via an Admin API endpoint.

Device Sync is automatically paused if it is inactive for 30 days.

Updated all existing apps using Atlas Device Sync with Flexible Sync to use the same rules and permissions as other services. This update has been rolled out to all existing Apps from 6 March, 2023 through 15 March, 2023.

Add additional currentPasswordValid parameter to password reset function.

Update Atlas Device Sync with Flexible Sync to use the same rules and permissions as other services. This update is currently only applied to newly created Apps. On the week of 26 February, 2023, existing apps will have their Flexible Sync specific-rules migrated to use the same rules and permissions as other services.

Increase App concurrent request limit from 5,000 to 10,000.

Configure user creation function via the App Services UI.

Change App deployment model from the UI and API.

Authenticate Data API and HTTPS Endpoint requests using Bearer Authentication.

Configure user creation function via the App Services CLI and Admin API.

Raise Atlas Function request timeout from 150 seconds to 180 seconds.

Expiration times for refresh tokens can be configured from the API.

Let users create Apps in AWS region Ohio (us-east-2) from the UI.

Remove maximum number of clients that can concurrently listen to database change streams based on cluster size.

Support App Services deployments in the AWS region Ohio (aws-us-east-2).

Authenticate Atlas Data API requests with the apiKey authentication credential headers for API key authentication.

GraphQL API support for query on relationships nested in relationship arrays.

When creating or configuring your App in the UI, App Services selects the App Services deployment region geographically closest to your selected Atlas data source as the default option.

Support App Services deployments in the AWS region São Paulo (aws-sa-east-1).

Updated Admin API endpoint to fetch Atlas Triggers and Atlas Data API apps.

Function context.app.id returns a string (formerly BSON ObjectId).

Support App Services deployments in the AWS region London (aws-eu-west-2).

Added Admin API endpoint to retrieve App Services metrics.

Added option to auto-resume Database Triggers that were suspended because resume token was lost.

Increased request timeout from 120 seconds to 150 seconds.

Added mongodb.admin() and admin.getDBNames() in Atlas Functions.

Support App Services deployments in the following GCP regions:

• Ohio (us-central1)

• Virginia (us-east4)

• Oregon (us-west1)

• Belgium (europe-west1)

• Mumbai (asia-south1)

Added support for database.getCollectionNames() in Atlas Functions.

Introduced a refreshed UI for Rules.

Introduced ability to configure field-level permissions with the Data API.

Released Flexible Sync as GA.

Released Asymmetric Sync, which optimizes Flexible Sync for write-heavy workloads.

Released Data API as GA.

Introduced Data API for all Apps.

Introduced field-level permissions for Flexible Sync.

Introduced local regions for Azure data sources.

Introduced option to encode HTTPS Endpoint responses as EJSON or JSON.

Added support for serverless Atlas instances as data sources. Serverless instances do not yet support Triggers or Sync.

Introduced ability to accept null values as optional types in Realm Schema.

Added ability to download logs from the UI.

Added Flexible Sync support for queries using BETWEEN and the string operators BEGINSWITH, ENDSWITH, CONTAINS.

Added Flexible Sync support for queries on arrays of primitives.

Performance improvements for Functions, particularly aimed at decreasing the runtime for those dependencies that make external requests.

MongoDB Atlas moved to Let's Encrypt as the new Certificate Authority for TLS certificates for all App Services.

Visually refreshed the Schema UI.

Introduced Log Forwarding, which automatically stores your application's server-side logs in a MongoDB collection or sends them to an external service.

Introduced Flexible Sync (preview), which allows clients to sync data without the need for partition keys.

Added ability to import dependencies from the UI.

Deprecated third party services. Third party services will be fully removed on December 1, 2022.

Renamed "Webhooks" to "HTTPS Endpoints".

Requests blocked by an application's IP Access List no longer count towards billing.

Added the ability to configure an IP Access List.

Increased function execution timeout from 90 seconds to 120 seconds.

Added the ability to create apps with a Template Starter Application.

App Services Events are now available to view on the Atlas Activity Feed. You can configure these events in the Atlas Alert Settings.

Increased request limit from 3000 requests per second to 5000 requests per second.

Allows users to store non-Realm files in the App Services app structure.

Updates to documents that do not match an application's schema can now enable Atlas Device Sync for those documents.

Introduced the ability to export and re-deploy the most recent 25 deploys.

Support the option of sending events using Extended JSON in AWS EventBridge Triggers to support sending additional data types such as Decimal128.

Display the generated data models in SDKs Data Models when Development Mode is enabled for Atlas Device Sync.

Deprecated the Stitch JS SDK.

Released the Trigger Preimages option for GA.

Improved usability of the Admin UI Dashboard.

Released mongodb-realm-cli 2.0.

Added JWT Authentication support for JWTs with multiple audiences.

Introduced support for bi-directional GitHub Autodeploy.

Added the ability to link a Github repository on application create.

Introduced ability to link new data sources via Github Autodeploy.

Improves performance of client requests to app servers.

Fixes an issue where aggregation pipelines did not support the $set operator.

Reduces "Invalid Session" logs.