Percona Server for MongoDB
A source-available, enterprise-grade drop-in replacement for MongoDB Community Edition.
Freely available MongoDB software, enhanced for the enterprise
You’ll get the high-performance and reliability your enterprise demands — without being tied into an expensive proprietary software vendor relationship. Plus, you can migrate with no changes to MongoDB applications or code.
Enterprise-grade security features
Leverage access and audit controls to protect your sensitive data in transit and at rest, no matter where it is stored.
Advance your security posture with FIPS mode support (available only in Percona Server for MongoDB Pro).
Data availability, reliability, and scalability
Delivers the elasticity and data protection features you require to meet your enterprise application needs.
Simplified application development
A document database enables you to alter and grow your database to meet business goals.
Enterprise-grade feature enhancements of Percona Server for MongoDB
Percona Server for MongoDB is built on MongoDB Community Edition, and includes enterprise-grade enhancements, such as:
Encrypted WiredTiger Storage Engine
Provides data-at-rest encryption with optional KMIP and Hashicorp Key Vault integration.
Define who has access to sensitive data areas, ensuring users only see the data they are authorized to access.
Integration with Percona ToolKit and Percona Monitoring and Management
Provides query performance analytics and troubleshooting tools.
External Authentication and Authorization
Enables authentication through OpenLDAP/AD or Kerberos.
Audit logging, log redaction and query database interactions of users or applications
Get visibility into user and process actions and redact sensitive information from log files.
Compatible with Percona Operator for MongoDB
Easily deploy and manage complex MongoDB topologies on Kubernetes.
Percona Memory Engine
A special configuration of WiredTiger that does not store user data on disk —data resides in the main memory, making processing faster and smoother. Ideal for low latency workloads.
Percona Distribution for MongoDB
Percona Server for MongoDB and Percona Backup for MongoDB are key components of Percona Distribution for MongoDB.
Percona Distribution for MongoDB gives you a single solution that combines the best and most important enterprise components from the open-source community — designed and tested to work together. Percona Distribution for MongoDB is backed by our 24×7 world-class support and expert engineering teams.
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Percona Server for MongoDB
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is Percona Server for MongoDB different from MongoDB Community Edition?
What are the key features of Percona Server for MongoDB?
- MongoDB’s default WiredTiger engine
- Percona Memory Engine storage engine
- Data at Rest Encryption
- External authentication using OpenLDAP or Active Directory
- AWS IAM authentication (a technical preview feature)
- Audit logging to track and query database interactions of users or applications
- Hot Backup for the default WiredTiger
Profiling Rate Limit to decrease the impact of the profiler on performance
Can I use Percona Server for MongoDB with existing MongoDB applications?
Can I migrate my existing MongoDB deployment to Percona Server for MongoDB?
How does Percona Server for MongoDB compare to other MongoDB alternatives in terms of performance and scalability?
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