For a normal user database that is sharded by _id, sh.status() gives you a result like this:

I want to query the entire tree structure in mongodb, and I found a piece of code here.

I’m running community edition (v7) on latest Mac OS version (Intel Mac). This is a nodejs application with a lot of tests that I’ve written and each set of tests creates a new DB and several collections with indexes before it runs that test.

I am running stand-alone MongoDb server.
I want user that has Cluster Moniter Built-in role and killop action privilege.

Since i change my network i cannot connect to MongoDB. i have been searching for a solution in here, most of it says that i need to change my DNS. i have change my DNS to 8.8.8.8 but i still cant connect.

I know this is a very cliche subject, but I feel I’m missing something simple.
This is the DB:

I have a mongodb database whose documents have a field A that is encoded in base64. I would like to retrieve all documents for which this field is in a specific list of encoded values. Here is how I do it for one encoded value:

I have a collection:
`{
“_id” : {
“portName” : “xe-xsa/3”,
“uuid” : “00000000-0000-0000-0000-00000000000d”,
“routerId” : “3.3.3.3”
},
“version” : NumberLong(4),
“freeValues” : [

In my spring boot application, at the startup, I am connecting to mongo db using MongoClient and using MongoCredential.createPlainCredential and thus supplying user-name and password.
Password is being fetched from hashicorp vault using rest call and supplied to mongoCredential.

for example i have 3 collection:
user: