Mongodb Atlas: not authorized on admin to execute command I have a MongoDB Atlas cluster within which I am trying to simply copy a database within the same instance Unfortunately, every time I try to run db copyDatabase() or copydb admin command, I get the
Error at connecting to MongoDb Atlas Server - Stack Overflow 26 I have had this issue connecting to a MongoDB Atlas cluster I have had to resolve this issue twice because I was working on a project from two different computers (a Macbook Pro and a Windows PC) Here is my comprehensive answer for everything that I have figured out to resolve the issue of my application not connecting to the cluster
Getting Started with MongoDB Atlas, NodeJS, and Azure App Service MongoDB Atlas and Azure are great friends! In fact, they became even better friends recently with the addition of the MongoDB Atlas Pas-as-You-Go Software as a Service (SaaS) subscription to the Azure Marketplace, allowing you to use your existing Azure credits to enjoy all the benefits of the MongoDB Atlas Developer Data Platform
Building a Flask and MongoDB App with Azure Container Apps | Microsoft . . . Our Flask and MongoDB Atlas application has been successfully containerized and hosted on Azure Container Apps! Throughout this article, we’ve gone over how to create a Dockerfile and an Azure Container Registry, along with how to create and host our application on Azure Container Apps Grab more details on MongoDB Atlas or Azure Container Apps
MongoDB Atlas database vs MongoDB local, which is best for SaaS in . . . MongoDB-atlas: my department at the company i work at, is using the MongoDB Atlas cluster that we set up on our own servers It has reached to a point that it becomes hard to manage and to scale MongoDB Atlas came to our site with the ability to scale and free of management, which saves a lot of effort for us PROS: No infrastructure on our side
How to copy a collection from one database to another in MongoDB 1 Starting in version 4 2, MongoDB removes the deprecated copydb command and clone command As an alternative, users can use mongodump and mongorestore (with the mongorestore options --nsFrom and --nsTo) For example, to copy the test collection from source database to the target database, you can: