Connection Configuration for MongoDB
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This is the help page for setting up Connection Configuration for MongoDB.
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item name | indispensable | Contents |
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Name | Yes | Enter the name of the Connection Configuration to be used inside TROCCO. |
memo | No | Enter a note of Connection Configuration to be used inside TROCCO. |
Connection type | No | Please select from the following If you are using MongoDB Atlas, please select DNS Seed List (SRV). For more information on connection types, please refer to the official documentation - Connection String URI Format. |
host | Yes | Enter a host name or IP address. |
destination port | Yes | Enter the port number of the database to connect to. The default port number for MongoDB is 27017 . |
Authentication method | No | Please select from the following
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user | No | Please enter a user name for authentication. |
(computer) password | No | Please enter the password for authentication. |
Authentication database | No | Please enter the authentication database (authSource). If not specified, it will be admin. |
Read settings | Yes | Please choose one of the options. The default is PRIMARY .See "About Read Preferences" below for more information about read preferences. |
MongoDB authentication settings
MongoDB can be connected to without user authentication settings.
However, TROCCO recommends that you set up user authentication.
About Read Preferences
For more information on read preferences, please refer to the official documentation - Read Preference.
Selection | Content |
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primary | (default) Routes all read operations to the primary node of the current replica set. |
primaryPreferred | Route all read operations to the primary node. If the primary is unavailable, such as during automatic failover, read requests are routed to the secondary node instead. |
secondary | Routes all read operations to one of the secondary nodes. |
secondaryPreferred | Routes all read operations to one of the available secondary nodes. If the secondary is not available, it is routed to the primary instead. |
nearest | The node with the lowest network latency is selected for routing. Primary and secondary are treated equally. |
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