Manage Database Deployments
Atlas offers the following resources to manage your Atlas clusters and serverless instances.
View All Database Deployments
The Database Deployments view displays all clusters and serverless instances to which the user belongs.
Use the search box and dropdown menus to filter the list of database deployments.
The Database Deployments page groups clusters and serverless instances under their Atlas project.
To filter the returned list of database deployments:
- Use the search box. Enter the organization name, project name, or cluster/serverless instance name to limit returned database deployments to specific organizations, projects, or clusters/serverless instances.
Use the dropdown menus to limit the returned list using one or more of the following filters:
MenuFilter PurposeMenu OptionsAvailabilityStatus of the nodes within the database deployment.- All
- Nodes Available
- Some Nodes Available
- No Primary
- Has Warnings & Alerts
TypeDeployment type of database deployment.- All
- Standalones
- Replica Sets
- Sharded Clusters
VersionMongoDB versionsVersion of MongoDB that the database deployments are running.
- All
- Inconsistent
- 4.0
- 4.2
- 4.4
- 5.0
ConfigurationAdditional configuration options for the database deployment including authentication, backup, and TLS.- All
- Auth OFF
- Backup OFF
- SSL OFF
To display clusters that have not contacted Atlas in the last 6 months, click Show Inactive Clusters.
Database Deployment Information
Atlas returns the following information for each database deployment:
Field | Description |
---|---|
Name | Name of the database deployment. |
Version | MongoDB Version of the database deployment. |
Data Size | Size of the database deployment data. |
Backup | Backup enabled status. |
Nodes | Number of nodes in the database deployment. This only displays for clusters. |
SSL | SSL enabled status. This displays only for clusters. |
Auth | Authentication required status. This displays only for clusters. |
Alerts | Number of open alerts. This displays only for clusters. |
View Database Deployment Details
Through the Database Deployment Detail view, Atlas displays clusters and serverless instances grouped into their Project.
Navigate to the Database Deployments page for your project.
- If it is not already displayed, select the organization that contains your desired project from the Organizations menu in the navigation bar.
- If it is not already displayed, select your desired project from the Projects menu in the navigation bar.
- If the Database Deployments page is not already displayed, click Databases in the sidebar.
Review the database deployment's' details.
The Atlas consoles displays the following for database deployments in the selected project:
Metadata:
FieldDescriptionDatabase Deployment NameName of the database deployment.VersionVersion of MongoDB that the database deployment runs.Cluster TierCluster tiers such asM10
,M30
, or the like (clusters only).RegionCloud region where Atlas hosts the database deployment.TypeType of structure for the cluster (i.e., Replica Set or Sharded Cluster), and number of nodes in the cluster (clusters only).Linked MongoDB Realm AppName of the MongoDB Realm application linked to this cluster, if appropriate (clusters only).High-level metrics:
- Read / write operations per second.
- Number of open connections to the database deployment.
- Logical size of database deployment data.
- Database deployment disk IOPS (Available on M10+ clusters).
Atlas pauses monitoring for these metrics on M0
clusters without connection activity for seven days. Atlas
indicates which clusters fell into this state in the
Database Deployment Detail view. Atlas limits details
displayed for these clusters.
To resume monitoring, make a successful connection to the cluster using:
Take the Next Steps
After you view your database deployments, you can:
Action | Description |
---|---|
Manage your Atlas clusters with cluster-specific
options. | |
Manage your Atlas serverless instances with
serverless-specific options. | |
Manage your Atlas Global Clusters. Atlas
Global Clusters require that you define single or
multi-region Zones. You can also
shard global collections for global writes. |