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by Mongo Silverback · Published September 7, 2021
After a few weeks off to recharge those Silverback Batteries, I’d like to let readers know that I was recently on the MongoDB Podcast (hosted by Michael Lynn), speaking about MongoDB, Consulting and being a Silverback. Potentially compelling listening, if...
Did you know… that the default write concern is { w: majority } starting in v5.0? More data durability from the moment you install, but you still have the option (if you don’t need 100% data durability) to back off...
MongoDB.live 2021 is in the books, with a slew of announcements as usual. Here’s the official overview — I’ll be chiming in over the next few weeks with my takes and pointing out Additional Goodness… New Release Cadence Versioned API...
MongoDB Charts On-Premises will be end of life on September 1, 2021. If you’re currently using the on-premises version of Charts, there is no need for immediate action. We will continue to provide support, including releasing any important security fixes, until September...
After a year in Beta, we’re proud to announce the General Availability of mongosh, the new (and default!) shell for MongoDB! It is compatible with MongoDB 4.0 and later, so you don’t have to wait to upgrade to MongoDB 5.0...
by Mongo Silverback · Published July 11, 2021 · Last modified July 12, 2021
MongoDB Ops Manager 4.2, released in August 2019, is End of Life (EOL) as of 31 July 2021 If you are running a version of Ops Manager prior to 4.2.24, you will need to first upgrade to this version: Upgrade...
With MongoDB v5.0 on the horizon, a reminder that Ops Manager will not be supported on Windows after v4.4: Ops Manager Support Ends with 4.4 Series Support for running Ops Manager on the Windows platform ends after the 4.4 series....
The MongoDB Charts team is rolling out a new release of Charts this week with a great new feature: Import and Export for dashboards.This long-awaited feature lets you do all this: Export a dashboard to a file, and re-import it back...
Did you know that MongoDB Inc. has an official podcast? Well, we do, and it’s pretty darned good. While away those hours on the treadmill, on your run, etc., learning about the latest and coolest stuff from MongoDB. You can...
The brand-new M150: Authentication and Authorization course, is designed to help you learn how to secure your MongoDB database, through implementing authentication and authorization. https://university.mongodb.com/courses/M150/about
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