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Release Notes for MongoDB Command Line Interface (mongocli)

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  • MongoDB CLI 1.8.0
  • MongoDB CLI 1.7.0
  • MongoDB CLI 1.6.0
  • MongoDB CLI 1.5.0
  • MongoDB CLI 1.4.1
  • MongoDB CLI 1.4.0
  • MongoDB CLI 1.3.0
  • MongoDB CLI 1.2.0
  • MongoDB CLI 1.1.0
  • MongoDB CLI 1.0.0
  • MongoDB CLI 0.0.3

Released 2020-10-22

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

Released 2020-10-08

  • 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 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.

Released 2020-09-24

  • 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.

  • Improves Atlas cluster creation via JSON file.

Released 2020-09-10

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.

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

Released 2020-08-27

  • Adds support for Atlas networking options.

  • Adds support for Ops Manager global API keys.

  • Adds support for database metrics.

Released 2020-08-13

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 }}
  • Adds support for programmatic API keys.

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

  • Adds support for private endpoints.

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

Released 2020-07-30

  • 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.

  • 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.

Released 2020-07-16

  • 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.

Released 2020-07-09

  • mongocli config list

  • mongocli config describe

  • mongocli config rename

With this release, you can:

Released 2020-06-08

Generally Available Release

This is the Generally Available (GA) release of MongoDB Command Line Interface (mongocli). This version introduces the ability to manage Atlas, Ops Manager and Cloud Manager features, including:

  • Projects

  • Clusters

  • Backup

  • Alerts

  • Metrics and monitoring

For a complete list of available commands, see Reference.

To install this version, see Install the MongoDB CLI.

Released 2020-02-27

Initial Alpha Release

  • Atlas commands

    • Can deploy projects, clusters, database users, and whitelists through the command line.

  • Cloud Manager and Ops Manager commands

    • Can deploy projects and clusters through the command line.