Deploy and Run MongoDB Clusters
on Infrastructure You Own

Create replica sets and sharded clusters in local Docker or on your own servers over SSH, then manage them from one full-screen workspace: health, topology, upgrades, storage and backups. Already running clusters can be found and added in a few clicks.

VisuaLeaf Clusters workspace with the list of clusters on the left and the selected cluster's overview on the right

Every Cluster in One Workspace

Your clusters are listed on the left and the selected one fills the right side, with Overview, Sharding and Settings. Overview starts with health, then shows members and their real roles: primaries, secondaries, arbiters and routers.

Cluster overview with health first and every member listed with its role

See the Shape of Your Cluster

A topology diagram lays out routers, shards and config servers, and the member counts change on the shard they affect. Click any node to see its details, or use the Add a shard card to grow the cluster.

Topology diagram of a sharded cluster: mongos routers, two shards and the config servers

Deploy, Find and Maintain

Deploy a new cluster with the number of members, shards and routers you want, with TLS if you need it. Find untracked clusters on Docker or your SSH hosts, or import one from an existing connection. Then upgrade MongoDB one member at a time, grow the data disk, turn on auto-heal, schedule backups, or turn a replica set into a sharded cluster.