MongoDB Atlas

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Administer MongoDB Atlas through the Administration API: organizations, projects, clusters, database users and IP access lists.

10 actions

ActionEffectData handledScope
mongodb_atlas_list_organizationsLists the Atlas organizations the service account can accessreadGeneral
mongodb_atlas_list_projectsLists the Atlas projects the service account can access, with their ids, names, organizations and cluster countsreadGeneral
mongodb_atlas_list_clustersLists a project's clusters with their state, MongoDB version, tier, provider, regions, connection strings and whether they are pausedreadGeneral
mongodb_atlas_get_clusterGets one cluster's full configuration: state, version, replication specs, instance sizes, autoscaling, backup and connection stringsreadGeneral
mongodb_atlas_set_cluster_pausedPauses a dedicated cluster to stop compute charges, or resumes itwriteGeneral
mongodb_atlas_list_database_usersLists a project's database users with their authentication type, roles and scopesreadPersonal data
mongodb_atlas_create_database_userCreates a password-authenticated database user in a project with the given roles, optionally limited to some clusterswritePersonal data
mongodb_atlas_delete_database_userDeletes a password-authenticated database user from a projectdestructiveGeneral
mongodb_atlas_list_ip_access_listLists the IP addresses, CIDR blocks and AWS security groups allowed to connect to a project's clustersreadGeneral
mongodb_atlas_add_ip_access_list_entryAllows an IP address or CIDR block to connect to a project's clusters, optionally until an expiry timewriteGeneral