Question 1

An Atlas administrator is tasked with ensuring that only specific users have administrative access to MongoDB Atlas clusters. What step should the administrator take to achieve this goal?

Options :

A : Enable database auditing to monitor all administrative activities within the clusters.

B : Assign roles and permissions to users at the project level to control administrative access.

C : Configure IP whitelisting to allow access only from authorized IP addresses.

D : Set up multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all users accessing the Atlas clusters.

Answer: B

Question 2

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 3

A MongoDB Atlas Administrator is tasked with ensuring that a restoration process is compatible with existing database versions across various cluster types: free, dedicated, and serverless. When planning a restore procedure for a dedicated cluster that has undergone several version upgrades, what must be considered to guarantee compatibility between the backup version and the cluster’s current version?

Options :

A : Ensure that the backup version is at least one major version lower than the cluster-s current version before performing the restore.

B : Verify that the backup was taken from the same MongoDB server version or newer compared to the version currently running on the cluster.

C : Only restore backups that are from the exact same MongoDB version, including the minor patch number, to avoid any compatibility risks.

D : Restore backups directly to the cluster regardless of the original version of the backup, as MongoDB Atlas automatically handles version compatibility.

Answer: B

Question 4

What are the available mechanisms to configure security settings for a MongoDB Atlas dedicated cluster? Select two correct answers.

Options :

A : Modify security settings through the MongoDB Atlas CLI.

B : Edit security configurations via MongoDB Compass.

C : Utilize the MongoDB Atlas API to programmatically adjust security settings.

D : Configure security settings using the MongoDB Atlas UI.

E : Directly access the underlying OS to configure security settings.

Answer: C,D

Question 5

A MongoDB Atlas Administrator needs to configure custom database roles for a cluster. What level of access is required to create and manage these custom roles?

Options :

A : Project Read-Only

B : Project Cluster Manager

C : Project Data Access Admin

D : Project Owner

Answer: D

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