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atlas clusters - Atlas CLI

Manage clusters for your project.

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The clusters command provides access to your cluster configurations. You can create, edit, and delete clusters.

Name

Type

Required

Description

-h, --help

false

help for clusters

Name

Type

Required

Description

-P, --profile

string

false

Name of the profile to use from your configuration file. To learn about profiles for the Atlas CLI, see https://dochub.mongodb.org/core/atlas-cli-save-connection-settings.

• atlas clusters advancedSettings - Manage advanced configuration settings for your cluster.

• atlas clusters availableRegions - Manage available regions for your project.

• atlas clusters connectionStrings - Manage MongoDB cluster connection string.

• atlas clusters create - Create a cluster for your project.

• atlas clusters delete - Remove the specified cluster from your project.

• atlas clusters describe - Return the details for the specified cluster for your project.

• atlas clusters failover - Starts a failover test for the specified cluster in the specified project.

• atlas clusters indexes - Manage cluster rolling indexes for your project.

• atlas clusters list - Return all clusters for your project.

• atlas clusters onlineArchives - Manage online archives for your cluster.

• atlas clusters pause - Pause the specified running MongoDB cluster.

• atlas clusters sampleData - Manage sample data for your cluster.

• atlas clusters search - Manage Atlas Search for your cluster.

• atlas clusters start - Start the specified paused MongoDB cluster.

• atlas clusters update - Modify the settings of the specified cluster.

• atlas clusters upgrade - Upgrade a shared cluster's tier, disk size, and/or MongoDB version.

• atlas clusters watch - Watch the specified cluster in your project until it becomes available.

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