MongoDB
Version 4.2 (Percona), 4.4, 5.0, 6.0
Deploy your MongoDB Replica Set with ClusterControl for data redundancy and leverage high availability by deploying shards and completing your data set.
Tech highlights
Distributions
- MongoDB
- MongoDB Enterprise
- Percona Server for MongoDB
- Operating system provided repository
- Custom repository binaries
Replication types
- ReplicaSet
- Shards
Top features
- MongoDB observability
- Sharding scalability
- ReplicaSet to shards
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Features list
| Replica | Shards | |
| OSS License |  | |
| Enterprise License | | |
| Severalnines Support | | |
| Relational | ||
| NoSQL | | |
| Storage Engines | ||
| Time series | ||
| Backup & Restore | | |
| — Full | | |
| — Incremental | ||
| — Partial | ||
| — Restore: PITR | | |
| — Clone / Duplicate node | | |
| — Local storage | | |
| — Cloud storage | | |
| — Encryption | | |
| — Compression | | |
| Cluster creation | | |
| — Asynchronous Replication | | |
| — Synchronous Replication | ||
| — Add node / decommission | | |
| SSL/TLS Connectivity | | |
| Load Balancer availability | ||
| Infrastructure manageability | | |
| Security summary | ||
| — User console access | | |
| — Key Management | | |
| — LDAP integration | | |
| — Audit log | | |
| Performance analysis | ||
| — Query monitoring | | |
| — Operations monitoring | | |
| — Custom metrics/thresholds | | |
| — Replication lag | | |
| Configuration Management | | |
| Database-specific dashboard | | |
| Alarms & Error reporting | | |
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We have MongoDB and Percona Server for MongoDB installations with different versions. Will I have to change any binaries or touch any existing environment before using ClusterControl?
Not at all. We are prepared for both distributions and versions, as seen here.
I’m using MongoDB, MySQL/MariaDB, and PostgreSQL. Can they all be managed and brought under control with ClusterControl?
Absolutely, yes. Then just consolidate and automate all your security and B’n’R strategies across all technologies.
I want to use my cloud MongoDB backups for on-premise restores. Is that possible?
Yes, we focus on hybrid deployments for on-premise and cloud deployments.