MongoDB
MongoDB is on the roadmap. Agents will list databases and collections, infer document shape, and run find and aggregation queries to answer questions about your data — while inserts, updates, deletes and index changes are destructive-tier and need your approval.
What your agents can do with MongoDB
- List databases and collections
- Run find and aggregation queries
- Insert, update or delete (with approval)
- Summarize document shape and fields
How to connect MongoDB to Velaris
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Get early access
Join the waitlist — we open access in waves.
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Request MongoDB
Vote for the MongoDB connector in the community.
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Get notified
We'll ping you the moment MongoDB goes live.
Popular ways to use it
MongoDB + Velaris — common questions
Can an agent drop a collection or delete documents?
No — deletes and drops are destructive-tier. The agent shows you the filter it would run and how many documents match, then waits for explicit approval.
Does Velaris connect to MongoDB Atlas?
Yes — use an Atlas connection string with a read-only database user and allowlist the Velaris egress IPs. Self-hosted clusters connect the same way.
Will agent aggregations slow down my production cluster?
Point the connection at a secondary or an analytics node. Agent queries are read-only by default and can be capped with a per-query timeout.