Cluster Dashboard

This page contains information about the Compass cluster dashboard.

When you log into your account through MongoDB.com, you will be transported to your cluster dashboard. From the dashboard, you are able to manage security features, cluster creation or deletion, data metrics, and support.

Organization Settings

This drop-down menu on top-left side of the dashboard gives a list of organizations assigned to the account, allowing you to quickly switch over. The gear icon opens a link to MongoDB’s organization settings page located here: https://cloud.mongodb.com/v2#/org/5f26fc80c0ec60110be490ff/settings/general

Access Manager

This drop-down menu on the top-left side of the dashboard provides options to manage your organization, project access, and settings. 

MongoDB Account Menu

This drop-down menu on the top-right side of the dashboard provides options to manage your MongoDB account information and preferences.

Data Storage Options Menu

On the left side of the cluster dashboard you will find the Data Storage menu.

  • To manage your cluster settings, select Clusters.
  • To schedule function execution triggers, select Triggers.
  • To analyze your data by selecting the Data Lake menu option.

Security Options Menu

Below the Data Storage menu on the left side of the cluster dashboard is the Security menu.

  • To manage data accessibility, select Data Access.
  • To manage network accessibility, select Network Access.
  • To access more advanced encryption and authorization options, select the Advanced menu option.

Dashboard View

In the center of the dashboard is the dashboard view. This is where options selected from the Data Storage and Security menus can be viewed and operated.

Help Tool

On the bottom-left of the dashboard is the help tool. This tool can be opened to show progress on setup steps. A useful reminder for initial setup.

Chat Bot

On the bottom-right of the dashboard is the chat bot. This is a help bot that can either refer you to the right documentation or begin a chat with a MongoDB technical assistant.

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