I am looking to host multiple databases for different clients’ applications on Atlas. I would like to have a cost breakdown to know which clients’ databases contributed to how much of the invoice. Should I separate the databases by cluster, by project, or by organization?
Also, if have applications with databases that I think can fit into one dedicated cluster, because their traffic is still little, can I later separate them into different clusters when their load requirements increase?
Hi there.
Yes, Atlas invoices provide infrastructure costs broken down at the cluster level.
If you will be having a Support plan however, you may want to consider separating out your clients’ applications by Organizations, as Support is billed at the Org level.
Hope this helps!
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