This guide walks you through configuring and authenticating the MongoDB tools in Airia, enabling your agents to interact with your MongoDB database. Airia provides the following MongoDB tools:
  • MongoDB Find: To search for documents within your MongoDB collections.
  • MongoDB Aggregate: To perform aggregation operations on a collection.
  • MongoDB Metadata: To retrieve schema metadata for your MongoDB database.
All three tools are essential for comprehensive interaction with your MongoDB database.

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Prerequisites

To connect Airia to your MongoDB server, you will need the following details:
  • Hostname/Endpoint
  • Port (default: 27017)
  • Database name
  • Basic Credentials:
    • User name
    • Password
💡 Note: These details can be retrieved from your MongoDB server configuration.

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Add and Configure MongoDB Tools

Follow these steps to add and configure each MongoDB tool:
  1. Add a MongoDB Tool:
    • Navigate to the Tools section in your Airia dashboard.
    • From the library, select the MongoDB tool you wish to add (e.g., MongoDB Find, MongoDB Aggregate, or MongoDB Metadata).
  2. Provide Connection Details:
    • On the tool configuration page, provide the following details:
      • Hostname/Endpoint: Your MongoDB server’s hostname or IP address.
      • Port: The port number your MongoDB server is listening on (default 27017).
      • Database name: The name of the database you want to connect to.
    • For User name and Password, set them as a Basic authentication credential.
  3. Save the Tool:
    • Click Save to add the configured tool to your library.
  4. Repeat for Other Tools:
    • Repeat steps 1-3 for the MongoDB Aggregate tool.
    • Repeat steps 1-3 for the MongoDB Metadata tool.

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Next Steps

Now that your MongoDB tools are added, you can integrate them into an agent to query your MongoDB database.
⚠️ Warning: Your MongoDB server must be accessible by Public IP. If you encounter connectivity issues, contact support@airia.com. We can provide you with the necessary IP addresses to whitelist on your firewall.