MongoDB

MongoDB (opens in a new tab) is a flexible and scalable NoSQL database management system that stores data in a document-oriented format, offering high performance and easy horizontal scaling.

Prerequisites

In order to integrate with MongoDB, you'll need to collect the following information from the database adminstrator:

• Host: The hostname or IP address of the server where the database is running.
• Port: The network port number on which the server is listening for incoming connections (default: 3306).
• Username: The user account used to authenticate and access the database.
• Password: The password used to authenticate and access the database.

Integrating with MongoDB

To integrate an existing system with MongoDB:

1. Navigate to Data map → View Systems and choose the system that you want to connect to
2. Click on the Integrations tab.
3. Pick the vendor or system type that you want to integrate with from the Connection type drop-down menu.
4. Complete the required fields for the integration and click Save.

You may confirm your connection is working using the Test connection button, if desired.

To learn more, please see our guide for Managing Integrations.

Configuring a dataset

A dataset is required to configure an integration to this database. A dataset is a configuration file that tell Fides how to query and update data in the database. To learn more about how to create and manage datasets, please see our Managing datasets guide.

An example MongoDB dataset can be viewed in Github (opens in a new tab).