MongoDB support

[jbw976]

MongoDB is a popular document database, with varying support across the major cloud providers.

• AWS recently added DocumentDB with MongoDB compatibility
• Azure Cosmos has MonogoDB compatibility
• MongoDB Atlas looks like an independent cloud offering database as a service by the authors of MongoDB

We should continue looking into adding support for MongoDB in Crossplane in as many environments as we can.

[artursouza]

Please, assign this issue to me.

[artursouza]

My goal is to support the AWS and Azure providers via DynamoDB and CosmosDB respectively. Any idea how to support MongoDB in GCP via crossplane? I see that GCP offers it via Atlas but it seems just the billing in GCP while the managed service is outside (Atlas). Does anyone have experience with MongoDB in GCP?

[hasheddan]

@artursouza just a heads up, I believe @sahil-lakhwani is in progress on AWS DynamoDB so it may be good to just focus on Azure Cosmos to start. I am thinking (at least for now) that we likely will not support marketplace installations like MongoDB Atlas on GCP. Instead, I think Mongo could be its own self-contained provider to support Atlas. GCP also has its own NoSQL database, datastore. A better title for this issue would likely be "NoSQL support", but I think it was specifically mentioning Cosmos and DynamoDB because they are MongoDB wire-compatible.

[artursouza]

We can support nosql databases and let the API (mongodb or not) to be an attribute. In Azure you choose which API to use. Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef>

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[prasek]

Support for CosmosDB Account (can be used for MongoDB or Cassandra) was added in crossplane-contrib/provider-azure#138.

[prasek]

@negz @jbw976 Similar to #281, should we close this out in favor of provider-specific issues? We already have Azure Cosmos / MongoDB support from crossplane-contrib/provider-azure#138.

[brianmjones]

would love to see mongodb atlas supported as a provider in crossplane.

[jesumyip]

I would similarly love to see support for mongodb atlas. I currently have a production API infrastructure that uses Tyk, which needs MongDB to work. I have gone ahead and provisioned an Atlas instance. My goal is to have my entire API infrastructure (Auth0, Tyk, Mongodb, redis, GAE) deployable within minutes using Crossplane.