Hosting Service for MongoDB® Database on AWS

The easiest way to manage your dedicated MongoDB® Database servers, replicas and shards on Amazon AWS.

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Better Management Features for MongoDB® Database

Bring Your Own AWS Account

Host and manage MongoDB® Database in your own cloud account, and access advanced AWS security tools.

Virtual Private Cloud Support

Deploy MongoDB® Database in an AWS VPC and private subnets to keep your clusters protected from the internet.

Use Reserved Instances

Save up to 75% on long-term hosting costs for MongoDB® Database with Amazon EC2 Reserved Instances.

Slow Query Analysis

Analyze your MongoDB® Database operations and identify slow queries on your servers through the advanced debugging tool.

Features: Bring Your Own Cloud plans let you host in your own AWS or Azure account

Dynamic Scaling

Dynamically scale out, up, or down your CPU, memory, and disk size (IOPS) without incurring any downtime.

High Performance SKU

Working with write-heavy workloads? Get SSD-based instances for high write throughput MongoDB® Database clusters.

MongoDB® Database Sharding

Distribute your data across different nodes for horizontal scalability with MongoDB® Database sharding on AWS.

Customize RAM, Disk & Instance Type

Customize your RAM, disk size, IOPS and instance type for your MongoDB® Database clusters at any size for no extra cost.

High Availability

Get high availability hosting for MongoDB® Database on AWS with cross-datacenter configurations and custom replica sets.

SSL & Disk Encryption

Enable SSL based access, encrypt your data "at rest" for compliance, along with fully encrypted backups.

EC2 EBS Provisioned IOPS

Configure provisioned IOPS for predictable I/O and throughput-intensive database and data warehouse workloads.

Monitoring Console

Analyze your CPU, Memory, Disk, Network, Connections, Read/Write Tickets, and more with advanced monitoring and alerts.

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ScaleGrid Plans for MongoDB® Database on AWS

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