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제목
How to Configure the Mongo Database Settings -
설명
Rapid Recovery stores transactional data, such as Core tasks, events, and alerts, in a MongoDB service database. By default, this database is installed locally on the Core machine. However, you can configure MongoDB settings to:
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Adjust events retention periods.
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Modify the connection pool size for concurrent connections.
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Connect to a different MongoDB instance on another Core or a separate machine.
These configurations help optimize performance and data management based on your environment's needs.
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해결 방안
Follow these steps to modify the MongoDB connection settings for your Rapid Recovery Core:
1. Access the Database Connection Settings
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Open the Rapid Recovery Core Console.
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Click on Settings from the icon bar.
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Navigate to Database Connection using one of these methods:
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From the left-side Core settings menu, select Database Connection.
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Scroll down on the Settings page to locate the Database Connection section.
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2. Configure Database Connection Settings
In the Database Connection settings area, you can perform the following actions:
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Test Connection: Click this button to verify that your database connection settings are correct.
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Restore Default: Resets all database connection settings to default values. You will be prompted to confirm this action.
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Edit Connection Settings: Click on the setting you wish to modify; it will become editable.
3. Modify MongoDB Configuration Parameters
Adjust the following parameters as needed:
Setting Description Host Name Specify the database server hostname. If set to localhost, the MongoDB is installed locally on the Core.Port Enter the port number for the database connection (default: 27017).Username Provide a username with administrative privileges (not required if using localhost).Password Enter the associated password for authentication (not required if using localhost).Retention Period (Days) Define how many days event and job history should be retained in the database. Maximum Connection Pool Size Set the maximum number of cached database connections for reuse (default: 100).Minimum Connection Pool Size Set the minimum number of cached database connections for reuse (default: 0).4. Save Your Changes
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Click the check mark (✔) to save and apply changes.
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Click X to discard changes and exit edit mode.
By properly configuring these settings, you can optimize MongoDB performance and ensure that your Rapid Recovery Core runs efficiently. If you encounter issues, contact Quest Support for further assistance.
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