Overview
After creating a MongoDB database, the user will see a screen that provides all the necessary information to manage and access the database. The interface is divided into several main sections, including database type, plan information, access credentials, and other configuration and support options.
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To access details of the created database, click open
User Interface
Sidebar Menu
In the sidebar menu, located on the left, the user will find the following options:
Databases: Options related to databases.
Overview: Details of the selected database.
Settings: Database settings.
Main Section
In the main section of the interface, the following information is presented:
Database Details
Database Name:
amazonprime
Type:
STANDALONE
Region:
us-east-1
Plan Information
Plan:
Standard
MongoDB Version:
v7.0
Resources:
RAM:
2 GB
CPUs:
2
Storage:
20 GB
Status:
Running
Containers in Use:
1
Monthly Cost:
$42 / month
Credentials
The credentials section provides the necessary information to access the database.
Attention: The admin user has superuser permissions and should only be used for administrative actions, not for applications. Application users should be created with access to specific databases.
Username:
admin
Password:
PASS
password
Connection String:
Code Block mongodb://username:<password>@philippeaquino92_amazonprime-01.mongodb.galaxy-cloudmeteor.io:31002/admin
Usage Instructions
Accessing the Database
Use the Provided Credentials:
Copy the username and password.
Use the provided connection string to connect to the database.
Connection Example:
Code Block language bash mongo "mongodb://username:<password>@philippeaquino92_amazonprime-01.mongodb.galaxy-cloudmeteor.io:31002/admin"
Replace
<password>
:Make sure to replace
<password>
with the provided password.
Managing the Database
Create Specific Users for Applications:
It is recommended to create users with specific permissions for each application that will access the database.
Access Documentation:
Use the documentation link in the sidebar menu to get detailed information about using and connect MongoDB.
Monitor Status:
Regularly check the service status to ensure the database is operating as expected.
Request Support:
Use the support option in the sidebar menu to resolve any issues or questions that may arise.
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