Provision, scale, and back up production-grade MongoDB clusters on any Kubernetes cluster. Replica sets, sharding, automated backups, and point-in-time recovery through a single UI and API.
Provision and operate MongoDB from a single web UI and API — a familiar experience for teams coming from Atlas or Ops Manager, on your own Kubernetes.
Run MongoDB as a replica set for automatic failover, or scale out horizontally with sharding.
On-demand and scheduled backups with point-in-time recovery to S3-compatible storage via Percona Backup for MongoDB.
Tune mongod and mongos parameters, external access, and topology without touching kubectl.
Operator-managed certificate management and encrypted connections between clients and nodes.
When enabled, metrics are shipped to Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM), so you can use the PMM UI to track performance, queries, and health of your clusters.
MongoDB clusters on OpenEverest are powered by the open-source Percona Operator for MongoDB, which manages the full lifecycle of Percona Server for MongoDB on Kubernetes.
Extend MongoDB on OpenEverest with community plugins and integrations.
An OpenEverest UI plugin that adds a MongoDB Explorer tab to cluster pages. Browse databases and collections, run find queries with filter, projection, sort, and limit, and view results as a table or raw JSON — all without leaving the UI.
openeverest/plugin-mongodb-explorer →When monitoring is enabled, metrics are shipped to PMM. Use the PMM UI for dashboards, query analytics, and alerting across your MongoDB clusters.
percona/pmm →Deploy OpenEverest on any Kubernetes cluster and provision your first MongoDB database in minutes.
MongoDB, MongoDB Atlas, and Ops Manager are trademarks of MongoDB, Inc. Percona, Percona Server for MongoDB, and Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) are trademarks of Percona, LLC. OpenEverest is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by MongoDB, Inc. or Percona, LLC. These names are used for identification and comparison purposes only.
