Returns, adds, edits, and removes third-party service integration configurations. MongoDB Cloud sends alerts to each third-party service that you configure. Currently supporting MicrosoftTeams, Datadog and PagerDuty for a given Atlas project
Retrieves or creates auditings in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates cloud-backup-restore-jobss in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates cloud-backup-schedules in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates cloud-backup-snapshots in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates cloud-backup-snapshot-export-buckets in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates clusters in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates custom-db-roles in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates custom-dns-configuration-cluster-awss in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates database-users in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates datalakess in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates encryption-at-rests in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates federated-settings-org-role-mappings in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates global-cluster-configs in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates ldap-configurations in any given Atlas organization
Retrieves or creates ldap-verifys in any given Atlas organization
Returns, adds, edits, and removes third-party service integration configurations. MongoDB Cloud sends alerts to each third-party service that you configure. Currently supporting MicrosoftTeams, Datadog and PagerDuty for a given Atlas project
Retrieves or creates alert-configurations in any given Atlas organization
Have you ever used the CDK's [.overrideLogicalId](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/v2/docs/aws-cdk-lib.CfnResource.html#overridewbrlogicalwbridnewlogicalid) method? Chances are you were using it wrong. This is bad:
AWS CDK Constructs that can be used to create datalakes/meshes and more