Google Cloud Storage Bucket
Atlas Data Federation supports Google Cloud Storage buckets as federated database instance stores. You must define mappings in your federated database instance to your Cloud Storage bucket to run queries against your data.
Note
We refer to objects as files and delimiter-separated prefixes as directories in this page. However, these object storage services aren't actually file systems and don't have the same behaviors in all cases as files on a hard drive.
Example Configuration for Google Cloud Storage Bucket
Consider a Google Cloud Storage bucket datacenter-alpha
containing data
collected from a datacenter:
|--metrics |--hardware
The /metrics/hardware
path stores JSON files with metrics
derived from the datacenter hardware, where each filename is
the UNIX timestamp in milliseconds of the 24 hour period
covered by that file:
/hardware/1564671291998.json
The following configuration:
Defines a federated database instance store on the
datacenter-alpha
Google Cloud Storage bucket in theus-central1
Google Cloud region. The federated database instance store is specifically restricted to include only data files in themetrics
directory path. A delimiter of/
is defined to simulate a file system hierarchy for ease of navigation and retrieval.Maps files from the
hardware
directory to a MongoDB databasedatacenter-alpha-metrics
and collectionhardware
. The configuration mapping includes parsing logic for capturing the timestamp implied in the filename.
{ "stores" : [ { "name" : "datacenter-alpha", "provider" : "gcs", "region" : "us-central1", "bucket" : "datacenter-alpha", "prefix": "metrics", "delimiter": "/" } ], "databases" : [ { "name" : "datacenter-alpha-metrics", "collections" : [ { "name" : "hardware", "dataSources" : [ { "storeName" : "datacenter-alpha", "path" : "/hardware/{date date}" } ] } ] } ] }
Atlas Data Federation parses the Google Cloud Storage bucket datacenter-alpha
and processes
all files under /metrics/hardware/
. The collections
object
uses the path parsing syntax to map the
filename to the date
field, which is an ISO-8601 date, in each
document. If a matching date
field does not exist in a document,
Atlas Data Federation adds it.
Users connected to the federated database instance can use the MongoDB Query Language and
supported aggregations to analyze data in the Google Cloud Storage bucket through
the datacenter-alpha-metrics.hardware
collection.
Configuration Format
To support Atlas Data Federation on Google Cloud, the federated database instance configuration has the following prototype form:
1 { 2 "stores" : [ 3 { 4 "name" : "<string>", 5 "provider" : "<string>", 6 "region" : "<string>", 7 "bucket" : "<string>", 8 "prefix": "<string>", 9 "delimiter": "<string>" 10 } 11 ], 12 "databases" : [ 13 { 14 "name" : "<string>", 15 "collections" : [ 16 { 17 "name" : "<string>", 18 "dataSources" : [ 19 { 20 "storeName" : "<string>", 21 "path" : "<string>", 22 "defaultFormat" : "<string>", 23 "provenanceFieldName": "<string>", 24 "omitAttributes": <boolean> 25 } 26 ] 27 } 28 ], 29 "maxWildcardCollections" : <integer>, 30 "views" : [ 31 { 32 "name" : "<string>", 33 "source" : "<string>", 34 "pipeline" : "<string>" 35 } 36 ] 37 } 38 ] 39 } 40
Field | Type | Necessity | Description | ||||||||||||
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| array | Required | Array of objects where each object represents a data store to associate with the federated database instance. The federated database instance store captures:
Atlas Data Federation can only access data stores
defined in the | ||||||||||||
| string | Required | Name of the federated database instance store. The
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| string | Required | Name of the cloud provider where the data is stored. Value must
be | ||||||||||||
| string | Required | Name of the Google Cloud region in which the Google Cloud Storage bucket is hosted. For a list of valid region names, see Google Cloud Platform (GCP). | ||||||||||||
| string | Required | Name of the Google Cloud Storage bucket. Must exactly match the name of a Google Cloud Storage bucket that Atlas Data Federation must access. | ||||||||||||
| string | Optional | Prefix Atlas Data Federation applies when searching for files in the Google Cloud Storage
bucket. For example, consider a Google Cloud Storage bucket
The federated database instance store prepends the value of Defaults to the root of the Google Cloud Storage bucket, retrieving all files. | ||||||||||||
| string | Optional | Delimiter that separates
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| array | Required | Array of objects where each object represents a database, its
collections, and, optionally, any views
on the collections. Each database can have multiple
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| string | Required | Name of the database to which Atlas Data Federation maps the data contained in the data store. | ||||||||||||
| array | Required | Array of objects where each object represents a collection
and data sources that map to a | ||||||||||||
| string | Required | Name of the collection to which Atlas Data Federation maps
the data contained in each
You can generate collection names dynamically from file paths
by specifying | ||||||||||||
| array | Required | Array of objects where each object represents a
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| string | Required | Name of a federated database instance store to map to the | ||||||||||||
| string | Required | Controls how Atlas Data Federation searches for and parses files in
the For example, consider a Google Cloud Storage bucket named
A A If the Appending the
See Define Path for S3 Data for more information. When specifying the
When specifying attributes of the same type, do any of the following:
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| string | Optional | Default format that Data Federation assumes if it encounters
a file without an extension while searching the
The following values are valid for the
NoteIf your file format is If omitted, Data Federation attempts to detect the file type by processing a few bytes of the file. | ||||||||||||
| string | Optional | Name for the field that includes the provenance of the documents in the results. If you specify this setting in the storage configuration, Atlas Data Federation returns the following fields for each document in the result:
You can't configure this setting using the Visual Editor in the Atlas UI. | ||||||||||||
| boolean | Optional | Flag that specifies whether to omit the attributes (key and value pairs) that Atlas Data Federation adds to documents in the collection. You can specify one of the following values:
If omitted, defaults to For example, consider a file named
|