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Charmed MongoDB Documentation

Charmed MongoDB is an open-source software operator that deploys and operates MongoDB databases on IAAS/VM.

In addition to MongoDB’s essential operations for managing production-grade deployments, Charmed MongoDB offers advanced features such as backup and restores, monitoring, easy application integrations, sharding, and encryption.

Charmed MongoDB was created to reduce the complexity of the deployment, scaling, and the operational challenges of MongoDB database operations. Built on top of Canonical’s Charm SDK and Juju 3, it wraps the expertise of a real-world operations team into a single charm that greatly simplifies the management of all kinds of data infrastructures.

This charm is for anyone looking for a complete database management interface. This could be a team of system administrators maintaining large data infrastructures, a software developer who wants to connect a database to their application, or even someone curious to learn more about database charms through our tutorials.

This operator is built for IAAS/VM.

For deployments in Kubernetes environments, see Charmed MongoDB K8s.

In this documentation
Tutorials
Get started - a hands-on introduction to using the Charmed MongoDB operator for new users
How-to guides
Step-by-step guides covering key operations and common tasks
Reference
Technical information - specifications, APIs, architecture		 Explanation
Concepts - discussion and clarification of key topics

Project and community

Charmed MongoDB is an open source project that warmly welcomes community contributions, suggestions, fixes, and constructive feedback.

Licensing & Trademark

The Charmed MongoDB Operator is free software, distributed under the Apache Software License, version 2.0. It installs, operates, and depends on MongoDB Community Version, which is licensed under the Server Side Public License (SSPL)

MongoDB is a trademark or registered trademark of MongoDB, Inc. Other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

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1 tutorial Tutorial
2 t-overview Overview
2 t-deploy-replica-set Deploy a replica set
3 t-setup-environment 1. Set up the environment
3 t-deploy-mongodb 2. Deploy MongoDB
3 t-access-mongodb 3. Access a replica set
3 t-managing-units 4. Scale your replicas
3 t-manage-passwords 5. Manage passwords
3 t-relate-mongodb 6. Integrate with other applications
3 t-enable-security 7. Enable security
3 t-cleanup-environment 8. Clean up the environment
2 t-deploy-sharded-cluster Deploy a sharded cluster
3 t-setup-environment-sharding 1. Set up the environment
3 t-deploy-mongodb-sharding 2. Deploy MongoDB
3 t-access-mongodb-sharding 3. Access a sharded cluster
3 t-managing-units-sharding 4. Add and remove shards
3 t-manage-passwords-sharding 5. Manage passwords
3 t-relate-mongodb-sharding 6. Integrate with other applications
3 t-enable-security-sharding 7. Enable security
3 t-cleanup-environment 8. Clean up the environment
1 how-to How To
2 h-deploy Deploy MongoDB
2 h-manage-units Scale replicas and shards
2 h-enable-encryption Enable encryption
2 h-manage-client-connections Manage client connections
2 backups Back up and restore
3 h-configure-s3 Configure S3
3 h-create-and-list-backups Create a backup
3 h-restore-backup Restore a backup
3 h-migrate-cluster-via-restore Migrate a cluster
2 h-view-metrics View metrics
2 h-audit-logging View audit logs
1 reference Reference
2 r-overview Overview
2 r-requirements Requirements
2 r-release-notes Release Notes
3 r-revision-164 Revision 164
1 explanations Explanation
2 e-users Users
2 e-sharding Sharding

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