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Shows how to fix mongoDB Atlas: connect from AWS Lambda and Vercel without pool exhaustion. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Fixes MongoDB MCP write tools failing with not authorized or read-only errors when the server was started with --readOnly. The flag is in the default config examples and silently disables all write tools. The fix is removing --readOnly when writes are intended. Use when writes fail but reads work; not for connection e…
Fixes confusion between the MongoDB MCP server's two auth modes: connection string vs Atlas API service-account credentials. Setting MDB_MCP_API_CLIENT_ID without completing the Atlas API access setup fails, and mixing both modes causes conflicts. Use when Atlas API auth is intended; not for plain connection-string se…
Fixes the MongoDB MCP server failing to connect when the database password contains special characters. Characters like @, /, ? and # break connection-string parsing and must be percent-encoded. Use when valid credentials are rejected with a parse or auth error; not for IP-allowlist timeouts.
Shows how to fix mongoDB Atlas: size the connection pool deliberately. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Guide vectorSearch must be the first pipeline stage; a wrong index name returns empty results: Verify the index exists with the exact name before debugging query vectors: a wrong name gives empty results, not an error. Use this when you hit exactly this in vectorSearch. Not for different errors or different tools.
Always put $vectorSearch first in the pipeline, then $project, $limit, and post-stages after it.
Default pool settings are fine until they are not. This skill gives the sizing math and the metrics to watch.
Serverless functions scale to hundreds of concurrent executions, each wanting connections. This skill covers client reuse and small pools.
The connector had a bug where it didn't update the saved offset properly, so every incremental sync after the first choked on a stale offset and fell back to a full refresh. This was fixed in source-mongodb-v2 v2.0.4. Fix: upgrade the MongoDB source connector to v2.0.4 (or later) in your connection settings. Your next…
Problem outcome: unknown
Incremental syncs from MongoDB to Postgres kept failing with java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Saved offset is not valid. The sync would then retry from a full refresh, which was expensive on a large collection. A community member traced the bug in the connector code: the saved offset wasn't being updated correctl…
Problem outcome: unknown