MongoDB

Impact: Some Atlas customers with deployments in the AWS me-central-1 (United Arab Emirates) region may experience delays in cluster operations (for example, creating, scaling, or modifying clusters and infrastructure-level maintenance tasks). Root cause: AWS is reporting connectivity and power issues affecting APIs and instances in a single Availability Zone in the me-central-1 Region, which can cause increased errors and latency for some AWS services and workflows. For the latest details from AWS, see the AWS Health Dashboard. What you might see: - Cluster create/scale/modify operations remaining in a pending or in-progress state longer than usual - Slower completion of some maintenance and infrastructure operations in the affected region Our actions: - Monitoring the AWS incident and Atlas fleet behavior in me-central-1 Customer action: No action is required at this time. We expect delayed operations to complete as AWS resolves the underlying issue. If you have time-sensitive changes that are blocked and need urgent assistance, please contact MongoDB Support. Next update: We will provide updates on this page as AWS progresses mitigation or if we observe any change in impact to Atlas customers.

A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results

We are currently investigating issues connecting and querying to Atlas Data Federation and Online Archive instances in GCP regions

Starting approximately 17:00 UTC, some Atlas for Government users may be experiencing gaps in metrics sent to their DataDog Gov integration. We are investigating this issue.

We are investigating an issue impacting some clusters that causes search queries to fail with authentication failures.

The data plane node logs (mongod, audit logs, etc.) are unavailable since May 14th 4am UTC for clusters in GCP and AWS gov-cloud regions. We have identified the root cause and are actively working on a fix.