Documentation
Provides a conceptual overview of Amazon DocumentDB and provides instructions on using the various features with both the console and the command line interface.
Describes the command line interface for Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) in detail. Provides basic syntax, options, and usage examples for each command.
Amazon DocumentDB Announcements
- Oct 31: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is now available in the Europe (Paris) region
- Oct 23: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) Adds Support for Change Streams
- Oct 16: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is Now Available in the Asia Pacific (Mumbai) Region
- Oct 15: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) adds additional Aggregation Pipeline Capabilities including $lookup
- Oct 14: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is Now Available in the Asia Pacific (Singapore) Region
- Aug 19: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) adds support for slow query logging
- Aug 1: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) Adds Aggregation Pipeline and Diagnostics Capabilities
- Jul 19: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is Now Available in EU (London) Region
- Jul 3: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) Now Provides Cluster Deletion Protection
- Jul 2: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) Now Supports Stopping and Starting Clusters
- Jun 5: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is Now Available in Asia Pacific (Sydney)
- May 22: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is now SOC 1, 2, and 3 compliant
- May 17: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) now supports R5 instances in US East (N. Virginia), US East (Ohio), US West (Oregon), and EU (Ireland)
- May 9: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) now supports per-second billing
- May 8: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is now available in Asia Pacific (Tokyo) and Asia Pacific (Seoul) Regions with R5 instances
- Apr 4: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) adds Aggregation Pipeline Capabilities for Strings, Dates, and Sampling
- Mar 15: Use AWS Secrets Manager to Rotate Credentials for Amazon DocumentDB and Amazon Redshift
- Mar 14: Collect Amazon DocumentDB metrics and logs with Datadog
- Mar 13: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) is Now Available in Europe (Frankfurt) with R5 Instances
- Feb 28: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) now supports new features for aggregations, arrays, and indexing
- Feb 12: Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) now supports database auditing with Amazon CloudWatch Logs
- Jan 9: AWS Announces Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB Compatibility)
Amazon DocumentDB Blogs and Whitepapers
- Blog: Caching for performance with Amazon DocumentDB and Amazon ElastiCache
- Blog: Running AWS Lambda-based applications with Amazon DocumentDB
- Whitepaper: Getting Started with Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB Compatibility)
- Blog: Migrate from MongoDB to Amazon DocumentDB using the offline method
- Blog: Using new aggregation pipeline capabilities in Amazon DocumentDB to build powerful aggregation queries
- Blog: How to rotate Amazon DocumentDB and Amazon Redshift credentials in AWS Secrets Manager
- Blog: New Amazon DocumentDB features for aggregations, arrays, and indexing
- Blog: How to use Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) to build and manage applications at scale
- Blog: New – Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB Compatibility): Fast, Scalable, and Highly Available
Videos
Introduction to Amazon DocumentDB (35:56)
What's New in Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) (46:17)
How to use Amazon DocumentDB to build and manage applications at scale (49:41)
Migrating to Amazon DocumentDB (36:56)
Getting Started with Amazon DocumentDB (3:00)
Live migration to Amazon DocumentDB (3:07)
Manage & Scale Semi-structured Data with Amazon DocumentDB (51:29)
See FAQs for additional information
Visit the Frequently Asked Questions page to view answers to common questions.
Start building in the console
Get started building with Amazon DocumentDB (with MongoDB compatibility) in the AWS Console.
