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Manage Deployments

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You can manage MongoDB Atlas clusters both manually and programatically with a variety of tools, such as the Atlas UI, the Atlas CLI, Ops Manager and more.

Managing MongoDB clusters involves tasks such as editing a cluster configuration, upgrading an existing cluster, migrating to a new version of MongoDB and more.

Learn how to view all deployments that you have access to in your MongoDB Organization.

Learn how to prepare MongoDB clusters for maintenance and the resulting rolling restart for nodes in your cluster in this section.

Learn how to modify a deployment's configuration and topology, including its MongoDB versions, storage engines, and numbers of hosts or shards.

Learn how to deploy and manage the MongoDB Connector for BI.

Learn how to analyze data on query patterns collected by the database profiler and suggest a set of indexes that could improve query performance .

Learn how to add, remove, and reconfigure members in a replica set directly in the Ops Manager console.

Learn how to convert a standalone instance to a replica set.

Learn how to convert a replica set to a sharded cluster.

Learn how to replace one member of a managed replica set with another member from the Ops Manager console.

Learn how to ensure that your config servers are available and their metadata is consistent across the config servers.

Learn how to add a shard to a MongoDB sharded cluster.

Learn how to remove a shard from a MongoDB sharded cluster.

Learn how to manage, monitor, and back up your deployments without automation.

Learn how to shut down, restart, sync, suspend, and resume a process running in Ops Manager.

Learn how to change your MongoDB version and how to deploy a custom MongoDB build.

Learn about host mappings and how Ops Manager mananages and maintains host mappings.

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