Manage Stream Processing Workspaces

Prerequisites

To create and configure a stream processing workspace, you must have the following:

• An Atlas project

• An Atlas user with the Project Owner, the Project Stream Processing Owner, or the Project Data Access Admin role to manage a Stream Processing Workspace.

  Note

  While the Project Owner, Project Stream Processing Owner, and Project Data Access Admin roles all grant the privileges to create, view, edit, and delete stream processing workspaces, the Project Owner role also allows users to perform tasks such as creating database deployments, managing project access, and more.

  See Project Roles to learn more about the differences between these roles.

Considerations

You must set a default tier when you create a stream processing workspace. Stream processors that you create in this workspace default to this tier. You can optionally set a max tier size as well. You can't create stream processors larger than the max tier in this workspace.

Defaults:

• default tier: SP10

• max tier size: unset

You can configure the default and max stream processing workspace tiers only from the Atlas control plane (UI, API, Terraform, or CLI). You can't configure the default and tiers from the data plane (mongosh).

View stream processing workspaces

To view your stream processing workspaces:

Create a stream processing workspace

To create a new stream processing workspace:

Delete a stream processing workspace

To delete a stream processing workspace:

Edit a stream processing workspace

To edit an stream processing workspace:

Trigger stream processing workspace Failover

Atlas Stream Processing supports processor failover at the workspace level. When you trigger workspace-level failover, all stream processors within that workspace shift processing to their configured failover processors simultaneously.

Download Audit Logs

To download your stream processing workspace audit logs: