MongoDB is a developer data platform that provides the services and tools necessary to build distributed applications fast, at the performance and scale users demand.
Why this server?
Mentioned as an example in knowledge base functionality, allowing storage and retrieval of document-based data
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with MongoDB Atlas resources and databases, supporting operations like querying, aggregation, document creation/modification, collection management, index creation, and database administration.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing MongoDB Atlas projects, including creating and configuring clusters, managing database users, setting up network access, and retrieving connection strings.
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive MongoDB database operations including connecting to databases, listing collections, querying documents with filters and sorting, inserting new documents, updating existing records, deleting data, and creating new collections with custom options.
Why this server?
Stores secure credentials and cached data with encryption for the CSG Veracross portal integration
Why this server?
Enables interaction with MongoDB databases and MongoDB Atlas, providing tools for querying, updating, and managing collections and documents, as well as creating and managing Atlas clusters, projects, database users, and access lists.
Why this server?
Used as a storage solution for session-based authentication, mentioned in example context for a refactoring task.
Why this server?
Provides read-only access to MongoDB databases, allowing for querying, aggregation, schema discovery, geospatial operations, text search, and data analysis without write permissions.
Why this server?
Referenced in decision history examples, showing how ContextStream tracks database technology selection rationale and architectural trade-offs.
