This is a big one. MongoDB today announces that multi-cloud clusters are generally available on MongoDB Atlas! We are the first major cloud-based database to offer this capability. https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/introducing-multicloud-clusters-on-mongodb-atlas
This week’s Atlas release includes: 1) Azure Private Link w/ Atlas Private Endpoints — This will allow for a “one-way” private connection between Azure and Atlas VNets; some customers prefer this as a more secure way to avoid extending their...
The good folks over in the MongoDB Developer Community today published a cheat sheet of basic MongoDB operations. Perfect for that MongoDB Hitchhiker looking to get started! https://developer.mongodb.com/quickstart/cheat-sheet
My org, MongoDB Professional Services, has recently launched a set of virtual public training classes. We are also revamping all of our instructor-led training offerings to make them more intensive and workshop-oriented with focus on developing not just knowledge, but...
The newest Atlas regions on Google Cloud are — Salt Lake City, Utah, USA (us-west3) Las Vegas, Nevada, USA (us-west4) Jakarta, Indonesia (asia-southeast2) https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/mongodb-atlas-is-now-available-in-24-google-cloud-regions
Commensurate with the release of MongoDB 4.4, MongoDB announced a fully-supported driver for the Swift language. In the interview below, Rachelle Palmer, Senior Product Manager for MongoDB Drivers sat down with Kaitlin Mahar, Lead Engineer for the Swift and Rust drivers to discuss some of the...
If you are a MongoDB, Inc. customer and using Ops Manager 4.0 as part of your MongoDB Enterprise subscription, remember that Ops Manager 4.0 goes out of support at the end of this month. That’s one week from today. Upgrading...
As of this writing (17 August): MongoDB 4.4.0 is now available for M10+ dedicated clusters Cloud Backup on Azure will be less expensive going forward because of incremental snapshots Low-CPU cluster options now available on Azure Projects leveraging AWS KMS,...
(Don’t worry, you’ve got eight months!) Reference: https://www.mongodb.com/support-policy MongoDB is planning to End-Of-Life MongoDB v3.6 on 30 April 2021. Those still on 3.6 should start planning a move to a newer version (I recommend v4.2 or, in a month or...
Psssst! In case you were living under an RDBMS last week, MongoDB v4.4 went GA! Needless to say, there’s much to like. Here’s my quick take on my Top Three. So many things to choose from! Atlas Auto-Scale is GA:...
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