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
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,...
Straight from the changelog: New! Cross-Org Billing for customers on annual subscriptions Default for new Atlas cluster deployments will now be TLS 1.2 (was TLS 1.1) Atlas Search adds support for geospatial search queries and autocomplete features
HashiCorp Vault plus MongoDB Atlas. A huge win for enterprises (including one of my customers that was an Early Access user, and is planning for its use across their Atlas applications). https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/manage-atlas-database-secrets-hashicorp-vault
Effective visualization of data becomes more and more important as the sheer volume and variety of data increases. To this point, MongoDB employees recently created Atlas Charts-based dashboards to track key metrics in the Coronavirus outbreak of 2020. Check out...
https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/mongodb-42-now-available-on-the-atlas-free-tier We’re happy to announce that you can now evaluate the latest version for free, with all operations fully-managed for you, on the MongoDB Atlas free tier. Get all the new 4.2 goodness in M0 free Clusters!
Yep. MongoDB Atlas now allows users to use a trusted X.509 cert, removing the need for a password each time. Secure. Easy. Read more here in this MongoDB blog post.
Lots of new goodness arrived this week in our managed MongoDB offering, Atlas. Check this out: Built-In Security & Compliance Atlas is now ISO 27001 and PCI DSS compliant User authentication tracking is now accessible via logs in Atlas Atlas...
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