DumbMonit
IntegrationsDatabases and messaging
Monitor MongoDB with DumbMonit
The document database itself: replica set members and lag, a missing primary, connections against the limit, WiredTiger cache and assertions.
DocumentationOfficial website: MongoDB
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What DumbMonit watches
The document database itself: the replica set (members, their state, a missing primary, how far each secondary is behind), connections against the limit, the WiredTiger cache, operations and assertions.
Typical use. Document database: replica set, lag, connections, WiredTiger cache
Examples
- MongoDB replica set
- Standalone mongod
- The database behind UniFi or Rocket.Chat
How it connects
What you need
- Username / passwordAn account with the clusterMonitor role only, logged in with SCRAM-SHA-256.
No account needed.
Network ports to open
27017/TCPMongoDB protocol (default port, plain or TLS)
Setup steps: Create a read-only MongoDB account
In mongosh, create the account with the clusterMonitor role.
use admin db.createUser({user: "dumbmonit", pwd: passwordPrompt(), roles: [{role: "clusterMonitor", db: "admin"}]})In DumbMonit, enter the address of one mongod, for example db1.lan:27018, then the user and its password.
In a replica set, add every member as its own monitor.
Tick TLS if the server requires it.
Heads-up. A mongodb+srv:// address is not resolved (enter each member's host), and MongoDB older than 3.6 and mongos routers are not supported.