MongoDB Launches 'MongoDB 9.0' and 'Atlas Infinite'
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MongoDB has launched 'MongoDB 9.0' and 'Atlas Infinite (Atlas Infinite).'
'MongoDB 9.0' is the latest version of the document database with enhanced performance, security, and scalability, and serves as the next-generation engine for Atlas, Enterprise Advanced, and Community Edition.
'Atlas Infinite' separates the compute layer and storage layer to enable independent scaling, and is immediately available in public preview in AWS environments.
MongoDB has launched 'MongoDB 9.0' and 'Atlas Infinite.' 'MongoDB 9.0' is a performance-enhanced product and the next-generation engine for the managed cloud data platform 'Atlas,' Enterprise Advanced, and Community Edition. The product delivers high performance regardless of data location.
Building on 'MongoDB 9.0,' MongoDB also introduced 'Atlas Infinite.' 'Atlas Infinite' delivers the resilience needed for modern applications and AI agents on top of that foundation.
Ben Cefalo, MongoDB's senior vice president and CPO for core products, said the use of AI agents is increasing, and that application usage and the amount of stored data are rising accordingly. He said 'MongoDB 9.0' strengthens the foundation trusted by more than 70,000 customers.
Senior Vice President Ben Cefalo said 'MongoDB 9.0,' with its maximized performance, significantly improves processing speed for mission-critical transaction workloads and AI-powered applications at scale. He added that 'Atlas Infinite' provides resilience, responsiveness, and accuracy for agentic workloads, eliminating the need for companies to strain legacy architectures to respond to demand.
MongoDB 9.0 is the latest version of the document database, with major improvements in performance, security, and scalability. MongoDB 9.0 also strengthens customers' existing operational infrastructure.
At the same time, Atlas Gen2 compute offers a price-performance advantage. Combining MongoDB 9.0 with Atlas Gen2 compute delivers lower cost and higher performance.
MongoDB 9.0 also expands 'Queryable Encryption.' With this expansion, it supports Prefix, Suffix, and Substring searches on encrypted data, allowing companies to safely query sensitive information without decrypting it.
MongoDB 9.0 also improved support for OpenTelemetry. The enhanced OpenTelemetry support strengthens observability and provides deeper insight into application and database performance.
Atlas Infinite's design is based on separating the compute layer and the storage layer, allowing each layer to scale independently. It is aimed at all workloads, including agentic workloads. This provides resilience for real-time operational data, responsiveness for real-time operational data, and search accuracy for real-time operational data.
The service also absorbs traffic spikes and removes the need to estimate capacity in advance. The standard for scaling is when high performance is needed, not when space runs out, and the scaling approach is aligned with enterprise requirements.
The service is now available in public preview in AWS environments. Support will later expand to other major cloud providers and Atlas for Government.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408107
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