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Everything you do with a MongoDB cluster after it exists, ordered roughly as you meet it: activate the service, manage and operate clusters, protect them with backups, then tune resources, scaling, and monitoring. Monitoring is not self-service — it needs FPT Support to enable.

Activate FPT Database Engine serviceActivate or deactivate the Database Engine service within a VPC — the one-time step that makes cluster provisioning possible.

Manage databases5

Backup & Restore4

Manage Maintenance WindowChoose when periodic maintenance runs on your cluster, view pending maintenance events, and understand what maintenance does.Change resource configurationsView and adjust a cluster's compute, data disk, and storage policy within the available quota.Configure Auto Vertical ScalingLet the platform add vCPU, RAM, or storage automatically when usage crosses a threshold you set.Monitor database cluster with FMONEnable FPT Monitoring for a cluster, then read metrics and logs through Grafana dashboards.NotificationSet up email and Telegram alerts for backup, restore, resource, scaling, and maintenance events.Manage database tagsAssign or remove tags on a MongoDB cluster to organize, filter, and account for database resources.View action logsTrack cluster operations and configuration changes through process logs and event logs.