DocumentDB is fully managed on AWS and speaks the MongoDB-compatible API. VisuaLeaf connects to your cluster over TLS, from inside your VPC, and gives you one workspace to browse collections across replicas, build queries and aggregation pipelines, map your schema, and chart the results.
The DocumentDB console handles instances, snapshots, and scaling, but exploring the documents themselves still means a mongo shell reached through an SSH tunnel into your VPC.
DocumentDB runs inside a VPC with TLS on by default, so every look at the data means a bastion, an SSH tunnel, and the right CA certificate.
Long pipelines are hard to read from a terminal, and it is easy to reach for a stage that the DocumentDB compatibility subset does not support.
Flexible BSON documents change shape over time, and that structure is hard to see across a primary and up to 15 read replicas.
Connect to your cluster or reader endpoint over the MongoDB-compatible API and turn DocumentDB into a clear workspace: visual queries, pipelines, schema diagrams, and charts, all over TLS from inside your VPC.
Connect to the cluster over the MongoDB-compatible API, then move from browsing documents into queries, aggregations, schema mapping, replica-aware performance checks, and charts.
Build DocumentDB queries with filters, operators, AND/OR groups, projection, sort, and limits in a visual interface that emits MongoDB-compatible syntax the cluster accepts.
Explore featureAssemble pipelines stage by stage using the aggregation operators DocumentDB supports, preview results after each stage, and drop to code when you need it.
Explore featureSample collections across the cluster and render fields, nested objects, arrays, and relationships from flexible JSON and BSON documents as clear schema diagrams.
Explore featureDiff collections between local Mongo, a staging cluster, and your DocumentDB cluster, or across regions in a Global Cluster, to catch missing fields and structure drift fast.
Explore featureTurn DocumentDB query and aggregation results into charts and dashboards in place, running against a reader endpoint so reporting never loads the primary.
Explore featureInspect indexes, review query plans with explain, and see where a query needs an index so it stays fast as storage scales automatically under the cluster.
Explore featureVisuaLeaf connects the steps that Amazon DocumentDB users usually handle separately: reach the cluster, explore, build, analyze against a replica, and visualize.
Reach your cluster or reader endpoint over TLS through an SSH tunnel into the VPC.
Browse databases, collections, and BSON documents across the cluster.
Build queries and pipelines using operators the DocumentDB API supports.
Inspect documents, check query plans, and run heavy reads on a replica.
Turn DocumentDB query and pipeline results into charts and dashboards.
Whether you are shipping features on Amazon DocumentDB, running the AWS infrastructure behind it, or reporting on the data, VisuaLeaf gives you a clearer way to work with the cluster.
Prototype and debug queries against the MongoDB-compatible API without guessing which operators DocumentDB supports.
Reach clusters through the VPC over TLS, browse replicas and Elastic Clusters, and compare collections across regions.
Point at a reader endpoint, build aggregations and charts, and pull insights from DocumentDB without loading the writer.
Compare a source MongoDB against your new cluster to see which structures and features carry over to the compatibility subset.
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