Canonical has announced the introduction of Charmed MongoDB, an enterprise-grade MongoDB database solution with multi-cloud capabilities, extensive support, and sophisticated automation tools. This enterprise drop-in alternative for the MongoDB Community version would offer all the advanced features that companies require for their production environment.
As a database solution, MongoDB is a well-liked option globally for businesses of all sizes and across a range of sectors because to its strong scalability, consistency, and fault tolerance characteristics.
“Charmed MongoDB is part of our open source data solution portfolio and is designed to meet the demands of modern deployments,” said Canonical Vice President of Product, Cedric Gegout. “With Canonical’s dedication to performance in any cloud environment and its 10-year support and security maintenance guarantee, organizations can deploy Charmed MongoDB with confidence.”
Hyper-Automated MongoDB
The Charmed MongoDB operator is in charge of installing and maintaining MongoDB on physical, virtual machines (VM), and other cloud and cloud-like environments including AWS, Azure, OpenStack, and VMware.
Reliability is ensured by automated capabilities in this solution that would make scalability, design, deployment, and administration of MongoDB easier. Enterprise-level features like high availability, sharding, audit logging, backup and restore, user administration, and Transport Layer Security (TLS) are also provided by Charmed MongoDB.
10-Year Support, 24/7, Security Subscription
Charmed MongoDB delivers thorough security maintenance for organizations seeking quick security patching against Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs). With Charmed MongoDB from Canonical, businesses would be able to operate MongoDB in production with the reliability and assurance that comes with a cost-effective subscription model including security maintenance for ten years and round-the-clock support.
Pricing per Node
Charmed MongoDB is one of Canonical’s offerings for data solutions. Users may also buy corporate assistance, either 24/7 or during business hours, for each node with the Ubuntu Pro + assistance subscription. All of the applications in their portfolio, including Charmed Spark and Kafka from Canonical and their AI products, Charmed MLFlow and Charmed Kubeflow, are covered by this functionality.
Canonical's service can be interesting for organizations wishing to operate database systems like MongoDB with better control over their TCO because of its easy subscription per node and absence of software license costs.
