Release Notes for MongoDB Command Line Interface (mongocli)¶

New Features¶

• Adds support to advanced storage and log configurations when deploying clusters for Cloud Manager or Ops Manager.

Fixes and Improvements¶

• Fixes an issue when trying to download logs and no output file is provided.

New Features¶

• Adds support for fully removing a cluster from Cloud Manager or Ops Manager.

Fixes and Improvements¶

• Fixes an issue where the feature compatibility was not properly set when reusing the output of cluster describe for Cloud Manager or Ops Manager.
• Fixes an issue where some process settings were not kept when updating a cluster in Cloud Manager or Ops Manager.
• Removes the deprecrated unique and background index options from the rolling index commands.
• Displays example usage if you run a command with incorrect parameters.

New Features¶

• Adds support for the following features in Cloud Manager or Ops Manager:

  • Stop monitoring hosts.
  • Manage snapshot schedules.
  • List software component versions.
  • Manage feature control policies.

• Adds support for the following features in Ops Manager:

  • Manage filesystem backup configurations.
  • Manage S3 backup configurations.
  • Manage oplog backup configurations.
  • Manage server usage.

Fixes and Improvements¶

• Fixes an issue when trying to invite users for Cloud Manager.

New Features¶

• Adds support for updating the Ops Manager version manifest.
• Adds support for managing Ops Manager and Cloud Manager backup configurations.
• Adds support for managing Ops Manager backup blockstores.

Fixes and Improvements¶

• Fixes the Homebrew installation for Linux systems.
• When inviting a user and the --password option is not set, MongoDB CLI prompts for a password via standard input.
• When downloading logs, allows overwriting the destination file using the --force option.
• Deprecates whitelist commands in favor of accessLists.

New Features¶

• Adds support for Atlas LDAP configurations.
• Adds support for Atlas, Ops Manager and Cloud Manager performance advisors.
• Adds support for Atlas custom DNS .
• Adds support for enabling monitoring and backup modules in Ops Manager and Cloud Manager.

Bug Fixes and Improvements¶

• Improves Atlas cluster creation via JSON file.

New Features¶

Adds support for managing:

• Atlas, Ops Manager, and Cloud Manager users and teams.
• Atlas third party integrations.
• Atlas, Ops Manager, and Cloud Manager maintenance windows.

Bug Fixes and Improvements¶

• Fixes the default output when creating an Atlas-managed certificate for database users.

Breaking Change¶

MongoDB CLI now displays simplified command output. To revert to the previous behavior of displaying command output as JSON, either:

• Run commands with the --output json option, or

• Set JSON as the default command output by running the following command:

  {{ mongocli config set output json }}

New Features¶

• Adds support for programmatic API keys.
• Adds support for Cloud Manager or Ops Manager agent API keys.
• Adds support for private endpoints.

Bug Fixes and Improvements¶

• The response you receive when you create Cloud Manager or Ops Manager projects now includes a generated Agent API key.

New Features¶

• Adds support for Atlas Search.
• Adds support for X.509 configurations in Atlas.
• Adds support for X.509 database users in Atlas.
• Adds support for AWS IAM database users in Atlas.

Bug Fixes and Improvements¶

• Improves advanced cluster configurations in Cloud Manager or Ops Manager.
• When creating a project in Cloud Manager or Ops Manager, returns MongoDB Agent API keys.

New Features¶

• Adds support for Atlas Online Archive.
• Adds support for Atlas Data Lake.

Bug Fixes and Improvements¶

• Fixes a bug where mongocli config rename did not find the profile to rename.
• Improves updating and listing clusters in Cloud Manager or Ops Manager.

New Commands¶

• mongocli config list
• mongocli config describe
• mongocli config rename

Command Improvements¶

With this release, you can:

• Create whitelist entries in Atlas that expire at the date and time you provide.
• Create sharded clusters in Atlas using command-line options.
• Create sharded clusters in Ops Manager using a configuration file.