Appends the provided MongoDriverInformation to the existing metadata.

This enables frameworks and libraries to include identifying metadata (e.g., name, version, platform) which might be visible in the MongoD/MongoS logs. This can assist with diagnostics by making client identity visible to the server.

**Note:** Metadata is limited to 512 bytes; any excess will be truncated.

Executes a client-level bulk write operation.

This operation supports retryable writes. Depending on the number of models, encoded size of models, and the size limits in effect, executing this operation may require multiple bulkWrite commands. The eligibility for retries is determined per each bulkWrite command: org.mongodb.scala.model.bulk.ClientNamespacedUpdateManyModel, org.mongodb.scala.model.bulk.ClientNamespacedDeleteManyModel in a command render it non-retryable.

bulkWrite

Executes a client-level bulk write operation. This method is functionally equivalent to bulkWrite(ClientSession, List, ClientBulkWriteOptions) with the default options.

This operation supports retryable writes. Depending on the number of models, encoded size of models, and the size limits in effect, executing this operation may require multiple bulkWrite commands. The eligibility for retries is determined per each bulkWrite command: org.mongodb.scala.model.bulk.ClientNamespacedUpdateManyModel, org.mongodb.scala.model.bulk.ClientNamespacedDeleteManyModel in a command render it non-retryable.

bulkWrite

Executes a client-level bulk write operation.

This operation supports retryable writes. Depending on the number of models, encoded size of models, and the size limits in effect, executing this operation may require multiple bulkWrite commands. The eligibility for retries is determined per each bulkWrite command: org.mongodb.scala.model.bulk.ClientNamespacedUpdateManyModel, org.mongodb.scala.model.bulk.ClientNamespacedDeleteManyModel in a command render it non-retryable.

bulkWrite

Executes a client-level bulk write operation. This method is functionally equivalent to bulkWrite(List, ClientBulkWriteOptions) with the default options.

This operation supports retryable writes. Depending on the number of models, encoded size of models, and the size limits in effect, executing this operation may require multiple bulkWrite commands. The eligibility for retries is determined per each bulkWrite command: org.mongodb.scala.model.bulk.ClientNamespacedUpdateManyModel, org.mongodb.scala.model.bulk.ClientNamespacedDeleteManyModel in a command render it non-retryable.

bulkWrite

Close the client, which will close all underlying cached resources, including, for example, sockets and background monitoring threads.

Get the codec registry for the MongoDatabase.

Gets the current cluster description.

This method will not block, meaning that it may return a ClusterDescription whose clusterType is unknown and whose { @link com.mongodb.connection.ServerDescription}s are all in the connecting state. If the application requires notifications after the driver has connected to a member of the cluster, it should register a ClusterListener via the ClusterSettings in MongoClientSettings.

Gets the database with the given name.

Get a list of the database names

List Databases

Get a list of the database names

List Databases

Gets the list of databases

Gets the list of databases

Get the read concern for the MongoDatabase.

Get the read preference for the MongoDatabase.

Creates a client session.

Note: A ClientSession instance can not be used concurrently in multiple asynchronous operations.

Creates a client session.

Note: A ClientSession instance can not be used concurrently in multiple asynchronous operations.

The time limit for the full execution of an operation.

If not null the following deprecated options will be ignored: waitQueueTimeoutMS, socketTimeoutMS, wTimeoutMS, maxTimeMS and maxCommitTimeMS.

• null means that the timeout mechanism for operations will defer to using:
  • waitQueueTimeoutMS: The maximum wait time in milliseconds that a thread may wait for a connection to become available
  • socketTimeoutMS: How long a send or receive on a socket can take before timing out.
  • wTimeoutMS: How long the server will wait for the write concern to be fulfilled before timing out.
  • maxTimeMS: The time limit for processing operations on a cursor. See: [cursor.maxTimeMS](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/method/cursor.maxTimeMS").
  • maxCommitTimeMS: The maximum amount of time to allow a single commitTransaction command to execute.
• 0 means infinite timeout.
• > 0 The time limit to use for the full execution of an operation.

Creates a change stream for this collection.

Creates a change stream for this collection.

Creates a change stream for this collection.

Creates a change stream for this collection.

Create a new MongoCluster instance with a different codec registry.

The { @link CodecRegistry} configured by this method is effectively treated by the driver as an instance of { @link CodecProvider}, which { @link CodecRegistry} extends. So there is no benefit to defining a class that implements { @link CodecRegistry}. Rather, an application should always create { @link CodecRegistry} instances using the factory methods in { @link CodecRegistries}.

Create a new MongoCluster instance with a different read concern.

Create a new MongoCluster instance with a different read preference.

Create a new MongoCluster instance with the set time limit for the full execution of an operation.

- 0 means infinite timeout. - > 0 The time limit to use for the full execution of an operation.

Create a new MongoCluster instance with a different write concern.

Get the write concern for the MongoDatabase.