Question 1

During a recent project implementation, you observed an unusual spike in the activity feed of your MongoDB Atlas cluster. To determine the cause, you decide to analyze the Activity Feed in depth. Which of the following entries in the Activity Feed would most accurately help you identify operations that might be impacting the performance of your cluster?

Options :

A : Real-time CPU and memory usage

B : Database user role changes

C : Queries that triggered alerts due to execution time

D : User login and logout events

Answer: C

Question 2

A MongoDB Atlas administrator is responsible for maintaining the health of a special capped collection that stores a rolling record of user activity logs. What metric should the administrator use to check the health of this capped collection?

Options :

A : CPU Utilization

B : Document Insertion Rate

C : Collection Disk Usage

D : Capped Collection Size

Answer: D

Question 3

As an Atlas Administrator, you need to enable and configure auditing in your MongoDB Atlas environment to monitor and log specific activities for security and compliance purposes. Your objective is to ensure that only database access and administrative actions are audited. Which of the following is the correct way to configure the audit filter in MongoDB Atlas?

Options :

A : Configure the audit filter directly in the Atlas UI by specifying a JSON object that includes {"atype": {"$in": ["authenticate", "createUser", "dropUser", "grantRolesToUser"]}}.

B : In the Atlas UI, go to the "Security" tab and enable auditing by selecting "Database Access" and "Administrative Actions" from a dropdown menu.

C : Use the Atlas API to send a POST request with a payload that sets audit filters to log events related to database access and administrative actions using specific event types.

D : Enable auditing by modifying the cluster configuration file (cluster.conf) to include audit settings that filter for database access and administrative actions.

Answer: A

Question 4

What describes the difference between MongoDB Atlas clusters and MongoDB Atlas projects?

Options :

A : Atlas clusters consist of the database instances, while Atlas projects group clusters and manage their settings.

B : Atlas clusters and Atlas projects are the same and can be used interchangeably.

C : Atlas clusters are used to manage user roles and permissions, while Atlas projects manage the database instances.

D : Atlas clusters handle billing and subscription settings, while Atlas projects manage the network configurations.

Answer: A

Question 5

Your company's data governance policy requires that logs must be retained for at least 90 days for auditing purposes. As a MongoDB Atlas Administrator, how would you ensure that the logs in your Atlas cluster meet this requirement?

Options :

A : Configure the log retention settings in the Atlas UI under "Project Settings" to ensure logs are kept for 90 days.

B : Set up log forwarding to an external management service that supports custom retention periods.

C : Increase the storage capacity on each node in the cluster to extend the retention period.

D : Manually download and archive logs every 30 days.

Answer: A