Backup is an important part of your MongoDB deployment. Come and learn about the different offerings MongoDB has to help meet your backup requirements.
4. About Me
• MongoDB just about a year
• VMware 5 years - Focusing on Management and SaaS platform. Launched the first
Organically developed SaaS Application
• BMC / BladeLogic 5 years - Consultant, Support, Solutions Architect and Product
• Various financial organizations, operations
5. Private DBaaS: On-Prem Public DBaaS: Fully Managed
Built on the Same Code Base, Same API, Same Management UI
MongoDB Offerings
Hybrid DBaaS
6. Data Explorer
Inspect schema &
index utilization
Real-Time Performance Panel
Live telemetry: in-flight operations &
resource consumption
Performance Advisor
Always-on index
recommendations
Shared Functionality
7. Primary
Secondary
Secondary
Replication vs Disaster Recovery
MongoDB includes native replication
and automated failover to ensure
availability
• Secondaries apply operations from
the primary asynchronously
• Delayed secondaries can be
configured to reflect an earlier state of
the data set
14. Backup and Restore
Continuous & Consistent Backups with Point in Time Restore
Faster backups and
recovery
Queryable
snapshots
Backup to object
store
Cross-project
restores
15. Point-in-Time Data Recovery
• Lets you select a restore time based on your PIT window
• Restores the closest snapshot and rolls ahead
• Reduces the possibility of data loss
16. What About Small Disasters?
• The application is working fine
• But there is data missing or has
been altered
• No time to do a full restore
17. Queryable Backups
• Ability to query your snapshots and
restore data at the document level in
minutes.
• Reduces the operational overhead
associated with:
• Identifying whether data of interest
has been altered
• Pinpointing the best point in time to
restore a database
18. Sample Queryable Script
db = source.locations
db2 = destination.locations
zips = db.zipcodes
zips2 = db2.zipcodes
def restore():
print "Finding Missing Data"
query = {'state': 'CO'}
try:
cursor = zips.find(query)
except Exception as e:
print "Unexpected error:", type(e), e
for doc in cursor:
zips2.insert(doc)
21. The Latest MongoDB Features
• MongoDB Atlas comes out-of-the-box with
MongoDB 3.4, 3.6, 4.0 (When Available)
• Transactions (4.0)
• Change Streams (3.6)
• JSON Schema (3.6)
• Expressive nested array updates (3.6)
• Expressive joins: $lookup (3.6)
• Graph queries (3.4)
• Facets & expressive aggregations (3.4)
• Minor updates and major upgrades
without downtime
22. Self-service and elastic
• Deploy in minutes
• Scale up/down without
downtime
• Automated upgrades
MongoDB Atlas: Database as a
service
Global and highly available
• 50+ Regions worldwide
• Replica sets optimized for
availability
• Cross-region replication
Secure by default
• Network isolation and Peering
• Encryption in flight and at rest
• Role-based access control
• SOC 2 Type 1 / Privacy Shield
Comprehensive Monitoring
• Performance Advisor
• Dashboards w/ 100+ metrics
• Real Time Performance
• Customizable alerting
Managed Backup
• Point in Time Restore
• Queryable backups
• Consistent snapshots
Cloud Agnostic
• Easy migrations
• Consistent experience
23. Self-service and elastic
• Deploy in minutes
• Scale up/down without
downtime
• Automated upgrades
MongoDB Atlas: Managed backup
Global and highly available
• 50+ Regions worldwide
• Replica sets optimized for
availability
• Cross-region replication
Secure by default
• Network isolation and Peering
• Encryption in flight and at rest
• Role-based access control
• SOC 2 Type 1 / Privacy Shield
Comprehensive Monitoring
• Performance Advisor
• Dashboards w/ 100+ metrics
• Real Time Performance
• Customizable alerting
Cloud Agnostic
• Easy migrations
• Consistent experience
Managed Backup
• Point in Time Restore
• Queryable backups
• Consistent snapshots
24. Private DBaaS: On-Prem Public DBaaS: Fully Managed
Built on the Same Code Base, Same API, Same Management UI
The Same Features as Cloud
Manager and Ops Manager
Hybrid DBaaS
26. Cloud Provider Snapshots
• At Seattle.Local announced Cloud Provider Snapshots
• Available only on Azure
• Utilizes each providers native snapshot capabilities
• Granular Backup Region Selection
• Faster Restores
• Data Sovereignty
• Pricing is based on snapshot size, not datasize
• Less Expensive, starting at $0.34 per GB of snapshot size
33. Fully Managed Disaster Recovery
Flexibility to choose how you want to
backup your data, depending on your
requirements
Continuous
• Point-in-time restore
• Queryable snapshots
• Satisfy nearly any RPO / RTO
Snapshot
• Localized backup
• Fast restores
• The cost effective option