Support for Mongo 3.6+ DNS seedlists `mongodb+srv://` about nri-mongodb HOT 5 CLOSED

@kfalconer You can manually list out all the cluster nodes in the mongo-config.yml that you drop in /etc/newrelic-infra/integrations.d. Ex:

integration_name: com.newrelic.mongodb

instances:
  - name: mongo-cluster-01-shard-00-00
    command: all
    arguments:
      host: mongo-cluster-01-shard-00-00-aa77zz.gcp.mongodb.net
      cluster_name: mongo-cluster-01
      port: 27017
      username: ##
      password: ##
      auth_source: admin
      ssl: true
      ssl_insecure_skip_verify: true
  - name: mongo-cluster-01-shard-00-01
    command: all
    arguments:
      host: mongo-cluster-01-shard-00-01-aa77zz.gcp.mongodb.net
      cluster_name: mongo-cluster-01
      port: 27017
      username: ##
      password: ##
      auth_source: admin
      ssl: true
      ssl_insecure_skip_verify: true
...

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Thanks for the request. It doesn't look like the official MongoDB driver is quite a drop in replacement, so it could be a fair bit of work to swap it out and verify that everything still works as expected. It's something that would be a possibility though. I'm not sure I'll have time to try this out anytime soon, but I'd be happy to review and test any PRs.

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Similar to above, it is possible to specify multiple hosts? We are using Mongo Atlas and cant install NRI plugin on the host, but want to monitor from a different system. The host parameter seems to only accept one host name.

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@jon-king-mindbodyonline Thanks that worked perfectly.

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Hello @jon-king-mindbodyonline,

The globalsign/mbo driver still hasn't added support for mongodb+srv:// seedlists. As we don't plan to switch libraries, we're going to close the issue. However, as soon as globalsign/mbo driver implements that functionality, we'll be happy to review any PR implementing it.

I'm sorry that we can't do much else at this time.

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