MongoDB Agent¶
Before the introduction of the MongoDB Agent, each function – Automation, Backup, and Monitoring – ran as a separate agent binary in your project.
The MongoDB Agent runs as a single binary that can perform any – or all – of the three functions depending upon what you need.
- Activate the monitoring and/or backup functions using Cloud Manager UI.
- Activate automation when you create a new cluster or import an existing one.
- MongoDB Agent Prerequisites
- Configure MongoDB Agent prerequisites
- Install MongoDB Agent
- Install the MongoDB Agent.
- Update to the MongoDB Agent
- Update the MongoDB Agent.
- Restart the MongoDB Agent
- Restart the MongoDB Agent.
- Manage the MongoDB Agent Functions
- Activate or deactivate all functions of the MongoDB Agent.
- MongoDB Agent Settings
- Find all possible settings available in the MongoDB Agent configuration file.
- Required Access for MongoDB Agent
- Details the permissions required for MongoDB Agent to use with MongoDB instances that enforce access control.
- Configure the MongoDB Agent for Access Control
- If MongoDB uses Access Control, create a MongoDB user for the MongoDB Agent to use to authenticate and to determine the Agent’s access.
- Configure MongoDB Agent to Use TLS
- Configure the MongoDB Agent for TLS.
- Configure How the MongoDB Agent Manages Config Files and Passwords
- Configure how the MongoDB Agent stores its configuration and manages its passwords.
- Remove Legacy Agents
- Remove the legacy Backup and Monitoring Agents.
- View Agent Status
- View the status of a project’s agents.
- Manage Agent API Keys
- Manage project’s agent API keys.