About the MongoDB configuration tool
NetBackup provides a command-line configuration tool that enables you to accurately capture and update the information that is required to protect the MongoDB.
You can use the MongoDB configuration tool to generate the following files automatically:
The credentials file that configures the MongoDB cluster topology and credentials for NetBackup.
For more information about the credential configuration file and the manual method to create it, refer to the following topic:
The MongoDB configuration file that configures the global NetBackup parameters for the MongoDB cluster.
For more information about the MongoDB configuration file and the manual method to create it, refer to the following topic:
See Configuring backup options for MongoDB using the mongodb.conf file .
Note:
You can create the two files manually, but you must ensure that the formatting and the parameters are correct.
You can access the MongoDB configuration tool using the tpconfig command line on the NetBackup primary server. The path to access the tpconfig command is /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/.
On a Windows primary server runs the tpconfig -mongo_configurationcommand to activate Mongo configuration interface.
On a Linux and Solaris primary server, run ./tpconfig and tpconfig and select the fourth option for MongoDB configuration.
See Sample MongodB configuration utility workflow to add and update MongodB credentials.
For more information about the tpconfig command, refer to the NetBackup Commands Reference Guide.
Allowed list the mongodb.conf file path in bp.conf using the bpcd_allowed_path option. For more information, See Including the configuration file path in the allowed list on the NetBackup primary server.
To recover to an alternate MongoDB cluster, use the configuration tool to add credentials of the alternate cluster in the existing cluster credentials.
Sharded MongoDB cluster
Use the configuration tool to update credentials of the existing cluster.
Add a new configuration server using the and save.
Add shards of the new cluster using the option and save.
Initiate the alternate recovery job.
Replica Set MongoDB
Use the configuration tool to update credentials of the existing replica set.
Add a new primary server using the option and save.
Add all of the secondary servers using the option and save.
Initiate the alternate recovery job.
Note:
If you use the credentials file, you can manually update the file and upload the file using the tpconfig command.