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Welcome to the documentation for MongoDB Cloud Manager . Engineered by the team who develops MongoDB, Cloud Manager provides a complete package for managing MongoDB deployments. MongoDB Cloud Manager can automate, monitor, and back up your MongoDB infrastructure. Automation Cloud Manager Automation enables you to configure and maintain MongoDB nodes and clusters. MongoDB Agents using Automation on each MongoDB host can maintain your MongoDB deployments. You can install the MongoDB Agent . Automation can add hosts and deploy and upgrade new or existing clusters . Monitoring Cloud Manager Monitoring provides real-time reporting, visualization, and alerting on key database and hardware indicators. How Monitoring Works When you activate Monitoring on a MongoDB host, Monitoring collects statistics from the nodes in your MongoDB deployment. The Agent transmits database statistics back to Cloud Manager to report deployment status in real time. You can set alerts on indicators you choose. Backup Cloud Manager Backup provides scheduled snapshots and point-in-time recovery of your MongoDB replica sets and sharded clusters . How Backup Works When you activate Backup for a MongoDB deployment, Backup takes snapshots of data from the MongoDB processes you have specified. Note Only sharded clusters or replica sets can be backed up. To back up a standalone mongod process, you must convert it to a single-member replica set . Backup Workflow Backups rely upon the MongoDB version compatibility of your database. This Feature Compatibility Version ranges from the current version to one version earlier. For MongoDB 4.2, the FCV can be 4.0 or 4.2 . The backup process works in this manner regardless of how snapshots are stored. Backup uses a MongoDB instance version equal to or greater than the version of the replica set it backs up. Backup takes and stores snapshots based on a user-defined snapshot retention policy . Sharded cluster snapshots temporarily stop the balancer. The snapshots then can insert a marker token into all shards and config servers in the cluster. Cloud Manager takes a snapshot when the marker tokens appear in the snapshot data. To learn more about how to configure backups, see Backup Configuration Options . Monthly backup costs for Cloud Manager are based on the size per-gigabyte of your most recent snapshot. To learn about Cloud Manager backup pricing, see Backup Costs . Restore Data Backup can restore data from a complete scheduled snapshot or from a selected point between snapshots. When you restore from a snapshot , Cloud Manager reads directly from the snapshot storage. You can restore the snapshot: To another cluster. To download the snapshot files from an HTTPS link. MongoDB welcomes your feedback. Let us know how we can improve Ops Manager . Cloud Manager Overview → On this page Automation Monitoring...