mongodbatlas.FederatedDatabaseInstance

The unique ID for the project to create a Federated Database Instance.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Configuration details for mapping each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see databases. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no mapping configuration for any data store.

• storage_databases.#.name - Name of the database to which the Federated Database Instance maps the data contained in the data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections - Array of objects where each object represents a collection and data sources that map to a stores data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.name - Name of the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources - Array of objects where each object represents a stores data store to map with the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.store_name - Name of a data store to map to the <collection>. Must match the name of an object in the stores array.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.dataset_name - Human-readable label that identifies the dataset that Atlas generates for an ingestion pipeline run or Online Archive.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.default_format - Default format that Federated Database assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path - File path that controls how MongoDB Cloud searches for and parses files in the storeName before mapping them to a collection. Specify / to capture all files and folders from the prefix path.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database - Human-readable label that identifies the database, which contains the collection in the cluster.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs. If true, allows insecure HTTP scheme, doesn't verify the server's certificate chain and hostname, and accepts any certificate with any hostname presented by the server. If false, allows secure HTTPS scheme only.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection - Human-readable label that identifies the collection in the database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard (*) collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.provenance_field_name - Name for the field that includes the provenance of the documents in the results.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.storeName - Human-readable label that identifies the data store that MongoDB Cloud maps to the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.urls - URLs of the publicly accessible data files. You can't specify URLs that require authentication.
• storage_databases.#.views - Array of objects where each object represents an aggregation pipeline on a collection. To learn more about views, see Views.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.name - Name of the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.source - Name of the source collection for the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.pipeline- Aggregation pipeline stage(s) to apply to the source collection.

Each object in the array represents a data store. Federated Database uses the storage.databases configuration details to map data in each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see stores. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no configured data stores.

• storage_stores.#.name - Name of the data store.
• storage_stores.#.provider - Defines where the data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.region - Name of the AWS region in which the S3 bucket is hosted.
• storage_stores.#.bucket - Name of the AWS S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.prefix - Prefix the Federated Database Instance applies when searching for files in the S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.delimiter - The delimiter that separates storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path segments in the data store.
• storage_stores.#.include_tags - Determines whether or not to use S3 tags on the files in the given path as additional partition attributes.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_name - Human-readable label of the MongoDB Cloud cluster on which the store is based.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_id - ID of the Cluster the Online Archive belongs to.
• storage_stores.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs.
• storage_stores.#.public - Flag that indicates whether the bucket is public.
• storage_stores.#.default_format - Default format that Data Lake assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_stores.#.urls - Comma-separated list of publicly accessible HTTP URLs where data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference - MongoDB Cloud cluster read preference, which describes how to route read requests to the cluster.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.maxStalenessSeconds - Maximum replication lag, or staleness, for reads from secondaries.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.mode - Read preference mode that specifies to which replica set member to route the read requests.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tag_sets - List that contains tag sets or tag specification documents.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags - List of all tags within a tag set
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.name - Human-readable label of the tag.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.value - Value of the tag.

The unique ID for the project to create a Federated Database Instance.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Configuration details for mapping each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see databases. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no mapping configuration for any data store.

• storage_databases.#.name - Name of the database to which the Federated Database Instance maps the data contained in the data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections - Array of objects where each object represents a collection and data sources that map to a stores data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.name - Name of the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources - Array of objects where each object represents a stores data store to map with the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.store_name - Name of a data store to map to the <collection>. Must match the name of an object in the stores array.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.dataset_name - Human-readable label that identifies the dataset that Atlas generates for an ingestion pipeline run or Online Archive.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.default_format - Default format that Federated Database assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path - File path that controls how MongoDB Cloud searches for and parses files in the storeName before mapping them to a collection. Specify / to capture all files and folders from the prefix path.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database - Human-readable label that identifies the database, which contains the collection in the cluster.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs. If true, allows insecure HTTP scheme, doesn't verify the server's certificate chain and hostname, and accepts any certificate with any hostname presented by the server. If false, allows secure HTTPS scheme only.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection - Human-readable label that identifies the collection in the database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard (*) collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.provenance_field_name - Name for the field that includes the provenance of the documents in the results.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.storeName - Human-readable label that identifies the data store that MongoDB Cloud maps to the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.urls - URLs of the publicly accessible data files. You can't specify URLs that require authentication.
• storage_databases.#.views - Array of objects where each object represents an aggregation pipeline on a collection. To learn more about views, see Views.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.name - Name of the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.source - Name of the source collection for the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.pipeline- Aggregation pipeline stage(s) to apply to the source collection.

Each object in the array represents a data store. Federated Database uses the storage.databases configuration details to map data in each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see stores. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no configured data stores.

• storage_stores.#.name - Name of the data store.
• storage_stores.#.provider - Defines where the data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.region - Name of the AWS region in which the S3 bucket is hosted.
• storage_stores.#.bucket - Name of the AWS S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.prefix - Prefix the Federated Database Instance applies when searching for files in the S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.delimiter - The delimiter that separates storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path segments in the data store.
• storage_stores.#.include_tags - Determines whether or not to use S3 tags on the files in the given path as additional partition attributes.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_name - Human-readable label of the MongoDB Cloud cluster on which the store is based.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_id - ID of the Cluster the Online Archive belongs to.
• storage_stores.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs.
• storage_stores.#.public - Flag that indicates whether the bucket is public.
• storage_stores.#.default_format - Default format that Data Lake assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_stores.#.urls - Comma-separated list of publicly accessible HTTP URLs where data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference - MongoDB Cloud cluster read preference, which describes how to route read requests to the cluster.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.maxStalenessSeconds - Maximum replication lag, or staleness, for reads from secondaries.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.mode - Read preference mode that specifies to which replica set member to route the read requests.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tag_sets - List that contains tag sets or tag specification documents.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags - List of all tags within a tag set
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.name - Human-readable label of the tag.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.value - Value of the tag.

The unique ID for the project to create a Federated Database Instance.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Configuration details for mapping each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see databases. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no mapping configuration for any data store.

• storage_databases.#.name - Name of the database to which the Federated Database Instance maps the data contained in the data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections - Array of objects where each object represents a collection and data sources that map to a stores data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.name - Name of the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources - Array of objects where each object represents a stores data store to map with the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.store_name - Name of a data store to map to the <collection>. Must match the name of an object in the stores array.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.dataset_name - Human-readable label that identifies the dataset that Atlas generates for an ingestion pipeline run or Online Archive.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.default_format - Default format that Federated Database assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path - File path that controls how MongoDB Cloud searches for and parses files in the storeName before mapping them to a collection. Specify / to capture all files and folders from the prefix path.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database - Human-readable label that identifies the database, which contains the collection in the cluster.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs. If true, allows insecure HTTP scheme, doesn't verify the server's certificate chain and hostname, and accepts any certificate with any hostname presented by the server. If false, allows secure HTTPS scheme only.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection - Human-readable label that identifies the collection in the database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard (*) collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.provenance_field_name - Name for the field that includes the provenance of the documents in the results.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.storeName - Human-readable label that identifies the data store that MongoDB Cloud maps to the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.urls - URLs of the publicly accessible data files. You can't specify URLs that require authentication.
• storage_databases.#.views - Array of objects where each object represents an aggregation pipeline on a collection. To learn more about views, see Views.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.name - Name of the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.source - Name of the source collection for the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.pipeline- Aggregation pipeline stage(s) to apply to the source collection.

Each object in the array represents a data store. Federated Database uses the storage.databases configuration details to map data in each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see stores. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no configured data stores.

• storage_stores.#.name - Name of the data store.
• storage_stores.#.provider - Defines where the data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.region - Name of the AWS region in which the S3 bucket is hosted.
• storage_stores.#.bucket - Name of the AWS S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.prefix - Prefix the Federated Database Instance applies when searching for files in the S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.delimiter - The delimiter that separates storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path segments in the data store.
• storage_stores.#.include_tags - Determines whether or not to use S3 tags on the files in the given path as additional partition attributes.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_name - Human-readable label of the MongoDB Cloud cluster on which the store is based.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_id - ID of the Cluster the Online Archive belongs to.
• storage_stores.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs.
• storage_stores.#.public - Flag that indicates whether the bucket is public.
• storage_stores.#.default_format - Default format that Data Lake assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_stores.#.urls - Comma-separated list of publicly accessible HTTP URLs where data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference - MongoDB Cloud cluster read preference, which describes how to route read requests to the cluster.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.maxStalenessSeconds - Maximum replication lag, or staleness, for reads from secondaries.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.mode - Read preference mode that specifies to which replica set member to route the read requests.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tag_sets - List that contains tag sets or tag specification documents.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags - List of all tags within a tag set
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.name - Human-readable label of the tag.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.value - Value of the tag.

The unique ID for the project to create a Federated Database Instance.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Configuration details for mapping each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see databases. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no mapping configuration for any data store.

• storage_databases.#.name - Name of the database to which the Federated Database Instance maps the data contained in the data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections - Array of objects where each object represents a collection and data sources that map to a stores data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.name - Name of the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources - Array of objects where each object represents a stores data store to map with the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.store_name - Name of a data store to map to the <collection>. Must match the name of an object in the stores array.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.dataset_name - Human-readable label that identifies the dataset that Atlas generates for an ingestion pipeline run or Online Archive.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.default_format - Default format that Federated Database assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path - File path that controls how MongoDB Cloud searches for and parses files in the storeName before mapping them to a collection. Specify / to capture all files and folders from the prefix path.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database - Human-readable label that identifies the database, which contains the collection in the cluster.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs. If true, allows insecure HTTP scheme, doesn't verify the server's certificate chain and hostname, and accepts any certificate with any hostname presented by the server. If false, allows secure HTTPS scheme only.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection - Human-readable label that identifies the collection in the database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard (*) collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.provenance_field_name - Name for the field that includes the provenance of the documents in the results.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.storeName - Human-readable label that identifies the data store that MongoDB Cloud maps to the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.urls - URLs of the publicly accessible data files. You can't specify URLs that require authentication.
• storage_databases.#.views - Array of objects where each object represents an aggregation pipeline on a collection. To learn more about views, see Views.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.name - Name of the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.source - Name of the source collection for the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.pipeline- Aggregation pipeline stage(s) to apply to the source collection.

Each object in the array represents a data store. Federated Database uses the storage.databases configuration details to map data in each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see stores. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no configured data stores.

• storage_stores.#.name - Name of the data store.
• storage_stores.#.provider - Defines where the data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.region - Name of the AWS region in which the S3 bucket is hosted.
• storage_stores.#.bucket - Name of the AWS S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.prefix - Prefix the Federated Database Instance applies when searching for files in the S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.delimiter - The delimiter that separates storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path segments in the data store.
• storage_stores.#.include_tags - Determines whether or not to use S3 tags on the files in the given path as additional partition attributes.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_name - Human-readable label of the MongoDB Cloud cluster on which the store is based.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_id - ID of the Cluster the Online Archive belongs to.
• storage_stores.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs.
• storage_stores.#.public - Flag that indicates whether the bucket is public.
• storage_stores.#.default_format - Default format that Data Lake assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_stores.#.urls - Comma-separated list of publicly accessible HTTP URLs where data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference - MongoDB Cloud cluster read preference, which describes how to route read requests to the cluster.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.maxStalenessSeconds - Maximum replication lag, or staleness, for reads from secondaries.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.mode - Read preference mode that specifies to which replica set member to route the read requests.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tag_sets - List that contains tag sets or tag specification documents.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags - List of all tags within a tag set
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.name - Human-readable label of the tag.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.value - Value of the tag.

The unique ID for the project to create a Federated Database Instance.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Configuration details for mapping each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see databases. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no mapping configuration for any data store.

• storage_databases.#.name - Name of the database to which the Federated Database Instance maps the data contained in the data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections - Array of objects where each object represents a collection and data sources that map to a stores data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.name - Name of the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources - Array of objects where each object represents a stores data store to map with the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.store_name - Name of a data store to map to the <collection>. Must match the name of an object in the stores array.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.dataset_name - Human-readable label that identifies the dataset that Atlas generates for an ingestion pipeline run or Online Archive.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.default_format - Default format that Federated Database assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path - File path that controls how MongoDB Cloud searches for and parses files in the storeName before mapping them to a collection. Specify / to capture all files and folders from the prefix path.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database - Human-readable label that identifies the database, which contains the collection in the cluster.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs. If true, allows insecure HTTP scheme, doesn't verify the server's certificate chain and hostname, and accepts any certificate with any hostname presented by the server. If false, allows secure HTTPS scheme only.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection - Human-readable label that identifies the collection in the database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard (*) collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.provenance_field_name - Name for the field that includes the provenance of the documents in the results.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.storeName - Human-readable label that identifies the data store that MongoDB Cloud maps to the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.urls - URLs of the publicly accessible data files. You can't specify URLs that require authentication.
• storage_databases.#.views - Array of objects where each object represents an aggregation pipeline on a collection. To learn more about views, see Views.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.name - Name of the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.source - Name of the source collection for the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.pipeline- Aggregation pipeline stage(s) to apply to the source collection.

Each object in the array represents a data store. Federated Database uses the storage.databases configuration details to map data in each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see stores. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no configured data stores.

• storage_stores.#.name - Name of the data store.
• storage_stores.#.provider - Defines where the data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.region - Name of the AWS region in which the S3 bucket is hosted.
• storage_stores.#.bucket - Name of the AWS S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.prefix - Prefix the Federated Database Instance applies when searching for files in the S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.delimiter - The delimiter that separates storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path segments in the data store.
• storage_stores.#.include_tags - Determines whether or not to use S3 tags on the files in the given path as additional partition attributes.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_name - Human-readable label of the MongoDB Cloud cluster on which the store is based.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_id - ID of the Cluster the Online Archive belongs to.
• storage_stores.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs.
• storage_stores.#.public - Flag that indicates whether the bucket is public.
• storage_stores.#.default_format - Default format that Data Lake assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_stores.#.urls - Comma-separated list of publicly accessible HTTP URLs where data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference - MongoDB Cloud cluster read preference, which describes how to route read requests to the cluster.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.maxStalenessSeconds - Maximum replication lag, or staleness, for reads from secondaries.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.mode - Read preference mode that specifies to which replica set member to route the read requests.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tag_sets - List that contains tag sets or tag specification documents.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags - List of all tags within a tag set
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.name - Human-readable label of the tag.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.value - Value of the tag.

The unique ID for the project to create a Federated Database Instance.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Configuration details for mapping each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see databases. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no mapping configuration for any data store.

• storage_databases.#.name - Name of the database to which the Federated Database Instance maps the data contained in the data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections - Array of objects where each object represents a collection and data sources that map to a stores data store.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.name - Name of the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources - Array of objects where each object represents a stores data store to map with the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.store_name - Name of a data store to map to the <collection>. Must match the name of an object in the stores array.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.dataset_name - Human-readable label that identifies the dataset that Atlas generates for an ingestion pipeline run or Online Archive.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.default_format - Default format that Federated Database assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path - File path that controls how MongoDB Cloud searches for and parses files in the storeName before mapping them to a collection. Specify / to capture all files and folders from the prefix path.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database - Human-readable label that identifies the database, which contains the collection in the cluster.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs. If true, allows insecure HTTP scheme, doesn't verify the server's certificate chain and hostname, and accepts any certificate with any hostname presented by the server. If false, allows secure HTTPS scheme only.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.database_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection - Human-readable label that identifies the collection in the database.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.collection_regex - Regex pattern to use for creating the wildcard (*) collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.provenance_field_name - Name for the field that includes the provenance of the documents in the results.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.storeName - Human-readable label that identifies the data store that MongoDB Cloud maps to the collection.
• storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.urls - URLs of the publicly accessible data files. You can't specify URLs that require authentication.
• storage_databases.#.views - Array of objects where each object represents an aggregation pipeline on a collection. To learn more about views, see Views.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.name - Name of the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.source - Name of the source collection for the view.
• storage_databases.#.views.#.pipeline- Aggregation pipeline stage(s) to apply to the source collection.

Each object in the array represents a data store. Federated Database uses the storage.databases configuration details to map data in each data store to queryable databases and collections. For complete documentation on this object and its nested fields, see stores. An empty object indicates that the Federated Database Instance has no configured data stores.

• storage_stores.#.name - Name of the data store.
• storage_stores.#.provider - Defines where the data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.region - Name of the AWS region in which the S3 bucket is hosted.
• storage_stores.#.bucket - Name of the AWS S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.prefix - Prefix the Federated Database Instance applies when searching for files in the S3 bucket.
• storage_stores.#.delimiter - The delimiter that separates storage_databases.#.collections.#.data_sources.#.path segments in the data store.
• storage_stores.#.include_tags - Determines whether or not to use S3 tags on the files in the given path as additional partition attributes.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_name - Human-readable label of the MongoDB Cloud cluster on which the store is based.
• storage_stores.#.cluster_id - ID of the Cluster the Online Archive belongs to.
• storage_stores.#.allow_insecure - Flag that validates the scheme in the specified URLs.
• storage_stores.#.public - Flag that indicates whether the bucket is public.
• storage_stores.#.default_format - Default format that Data Lake assumes if it encounters a file without an extension while searching the storeName.
• storage_stores.#.urls - Comma-separated list of publicly accessible HTTP URLs where data is stored.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference - MongoDB Cloud cluster read preference, which describes how to route read requests to the cluster.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.maxStalenessSeconds - Maximum replication lag, or staleness, for reads from secondaries.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.mode - Read preference mode that specifies to which replica set member to route the read requests.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tag_sets - List that contains tag sets or tag specification documents.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags - List of all tags within a tag set
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.name - Human-readable label of the tag.
• storage_stores.#.read_preference.tags.value - Value of the tag.

The list of hostnames assigned to the Federated Database Instance. Each string in the array is a hostname assigned to the Federated Database Instance.

The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

Current state of the Federated Database Instance:

The list of hostnames assigned to the Federated Database Instance. Each string in the array is a hostname assigned to the Federated Database Instance.

The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

Current state of the Federated Database Instance:

The list of hostnames assigned to the Federated Database Instance. Each string in the array is a hostname assigned to the Federated Database Instance.

The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

Current state of the Federated Database Instance:

The list of hostnames assigned to the Federated Database Instance. Each string in the array is a hostname assigned to the Federated Database Instance.

The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

Current state of the Federated Database Instance:

The list of hostnames assigned to the Federated Database Instance. Each string in the array is a hostname assigned to the Federated Database Instance.

The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

Current state of the Federated Database Instance:

The list of hostnames assigned to the Federated Database Instance. Each string in the array is a hostname assigned to the Federated Database Instance.

The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

Current state of the Federated Database Instance:

Unique identifier of the role that the Federated Instance can use to access the data stores. If necessary, use the Atlas UI or API to retrieve the role ID. You must also specify the test_s3_bucket.

Name of the S3 data bucket that the provided role ID is authorized to access. You must also specify the role_id.

data_process_region - (Optional) The cloud provider region to which the Federated Instance routes client connections for data processing.

Unique identifier associated with the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing the data stores.

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores. The IAM Role must support the following actions against each S3 bucket:

• s3:GetObject
• s3:ListBucket
• s3:GetObjectVersion

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the user that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores.

Unique identifier of the role that the Federated Instance can use to access the data stores. If necessary, use the Atlas UI or API to retrieve the role ID. You must also specify the test_s3_bucket.

Name of the S3 data bucket that the provided role ID is authorized to access. You must also specify the role_id.

data_process_region - (Optional) The cloud provider region to which the Federated Instance routes client connections for data processing.

Unique identifier associated with the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing the data stores.

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores. The IAM Role must support the following actions against each S3 bucket:

• s3:GetObject
• s3:ListBucket
• s3:GetObjectVersion

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the user that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores.

Unique identifier of the role that the Federated Instance can use to access the data stores. If necessary, use the Atlas UI or API to retrieve the role ID. You must also specify the test_s3_bucket.

Name of the S3 data bucket that the provided role ID is authorized to access. You must also specify the role_id.

data_process_region - (Optional) The cloud provider region to which the Federated Instance routes client connections for data processing.

Unique identifier associated with the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing the data stores.

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores. The IAM Role must support the following actions against each S3 bucket:

• s3:GetObject
• s3:ListBucket
• s3:GetObjectVersion

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the user that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores.

Unique identifier of the role that the Federated Instance can use to access the data stores. If necessary, use the Atlas UI or API to retrieve the role ID. You must also specify the test_s3_bucket.

Name of the S3 data bucket that the provided role ID is authorized to access. You must also specify the role_id.

data_process_region - (Optional) The cloud provider region to which the Federated Instance routes client connections for data processing.

Unique identifier associated with the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing the data stores.

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores. The IAM Role must support the following actions against each S3 bucket:

• s3:GetObject
• s3:ListBucket
• s3:GetObjectVersion

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the user that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores.

Unique identifier of the role that the Federated Instance can use to access the data stores. If necessary, use the Atlas UI or API to retrieve the role ID. You must also specify the test_s3_bucket.

Name of the S3 data bucket that the provided role ID is authorized to access. You must also specify the role_id.

data_process_region - (Optional) The cloud provider region to which the Federated Instance routes client connections for data processing.

Unique identifier associated with the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing the data stores.

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores. The IAM Role must support the following actions against each S3 bucket:

• s3:GetObject
• s3:ListBucket
• s3:GetObjectVersion

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the user that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores.

Unique identifier of the role that the Federated Instance can use to access the data stores. If necessary, use the Atlas UI or API to retrieve the role ID. You must also specify the test_s3_bucket.

Name of the S3 data bucket that the provided role ID is authorized to access. You must also specify the role_id.

data_process_region - (Optional) The cloud provider region to which the Federated Instance routes client connections for data processing.

Unique identifier associated with the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing the data stores.

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the IAM Role that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores. The IAM Role must support the following actions against each S3 bucket:

• s3:GetObject
• s3:ListBucket
• s3:GetObjectVersion

Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the user that the Federated Database Instance assumes when accessing S3 Bucket data stores.

Name of the cloud service provider. Atlas Federated Database only supports AWS.

Name of the region to which the Federanted Instnace routes client connections for data processing. See the documention for the available region.

Name of the cloud service provider. Atlas Federated Database only supports AWS.

Name of the region to which the Federanted Instnace routes client connections for data processing. See the documention for the available region.

Name of the cloud service provider. Atlas Federated Database only supports AWS.

Name of the region to which the Federanted Instnace routes client connections for data processing. See the documention for the available region.

Name of the cloud service provider. Atlas Federated Database only supports AWS.

Name of the region to which the Federanted Instnace routes client connections for data processing. See the documention for the available region.

Name of the cloud service provider. Atlas Federated Database only supports AWS.

Name of the region to which the Federanted Instnace routes client connections for data processing. See the documention for the available region.

Name of the cloud service provider. Atlas Federated Database only supports AWS.

Name of the region to which the Federanted Instnace routes client connections for data processing. See the documention for the available region.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

Deprecated:

this parameter is deprecated and will be removed by September 2024

Name of the Atlas Federated Database Instance.

cloud_provider_config - (Optional) Cloud provider linked to this data federated instance.

aws - (Required) AWS provider of the cloud service where the Federated Database Instance can access the S3 Bucket. Note this parameter is only required if using cloud_provider_config since AWS is currently the only supported Cloud vendor on this feature at this time.

The unique ID for the project to create a Federated Database Instance.