{"id":"mongodb-mongodb-community-server","name":"mongodb-community-server","af_score":32.5,"security_score":59.5,"reliability_score":40.0,"what_it_does":"mongodb-community-server is a MongoDB server package intended to run MongoDB locally/on a host (community edition) to provide the MongoDB database engine (mongod) and related tools for application data storage and querying.","best_when":"You control the deployment environment and can manage MongoDB configuration, security, backups, and scaling; you need MongoDB-compatible storage and query semantics.","avoid_when":"You cannot ensure secure network exposure (e.g., binding, firewall rules, TLS, authentication) or you cannot operate/monitor the database reliably.","last_evaluated":"2026-03-30T13:39:11.195657+00:00","has_mcp":false,"has_api":false,"auth_methods":["MongoDB authentication mechanisms supported by MongoDB (e.g., SCRAM variants)","X.509 certificate authentication (if enabled in configuration)"],"has_free_tier":false,"known_gotchas":["Treat MongoDB as a stateful system: operations may be non-idempotent unless you design around them (e.g., upserts with stable keys).","Rely on MongoDB driver protocols (not HTTP); agent assumptions about REST-style endpoints may fail.","Proper security configuration (bind address, firewall, auth, TLS) is essential before exposing the port; otherwise agents/drivers may connect but insecurely.","Schema-on-read and flexible documents can lead to query/aggregation differences if the agent assumes relational patterns."],"error_quality":0.0}