Port Mapping for Google Private Service Connect on MongoDB Atlas

Organizations using MongoDB Atlas on Google Cloud can benefit from a new architectural enhancement called Port Mapping for Private Service Connect (PSC), which simplifies connections between the two platforms and boosts performance and scalability. This feature addresses the complexities of the previous architecture, where establishing private connections required managing numerous legacy endpoints, leading to increased management overhead and resource consumption. Port Mapping allows multiple nodes to be accessed via a single customer IP address, each on a distinct port, enhancing flexibility and reducing resource provisioning needs. This results in faster deployment times and eliminates IP exhaustion by consolidating access to a single IP per region. The transition to this new architecture is designed to be seamless, with existing legacy endpoints remaining operational and a migration guide available for users, including those deploying with Terraform. Port Mapping is the recommended architecture for new Google Cloud private endpoints in Atlas, ensuring infrastructure is scalable and efficiently managed.

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