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I am running a C# script to perform write operations to a sharded cluster. Whenever I try to perform a write operation to the database, I get an error starting with

A timeout occured after 30000ms selecting a server using CompositeServerSelector

Does anyone know what I need to do in order to write successfully? This cluster is a 3-node replicaset with one primary and two secondaries.

Here are the details: I'm using Nuget packages: Mongo.Db.Core, Mongodb.Core.Driver and MongoDb.Bson all with version number 2.11.2. If I run db.version() in the console it returns 4.2.9

I prepare my connection string as shown:

I'm trying to run my dotnet core project and mongodb as container services with docker-compose. Both services have a clean start with no errors. When I call an endpoint that interacts with mongo I get a timeout error. Since I'm using docker-compose I expect that I can reference the mongo service by the compose service name in the connection string.

mongo:27017/api?authSource=api with username api and password password123 as seen in the docker-compose file below. Instead I get this error:

I'm currently migrating a MongoDB backend to Cosmos DB. Connection, reading and writting is working without problems from windows hosts.

As connecting string I'm using (like provided in the getting started section on azure)

I am trying to return data to my variable $item_id but the variable returns empty. Am i not returning the data the right way ??

item_id should return "Alert" which is coming from the index function in serverMonitor.php.

Please advice. Thank you

Items.php

When I am starting the server, it is getting started but I am getting errors. Due to this not able to do APIs call. These are the errors.

I have developed in Visual Studio 2017 (version 15.9.16) a simple .Net Core 2.2 unit test project that connects to a MongoDb instance enabling Container Orchrestation Support. My purpose is running a container with a MongoDb instance where the unit tests will connect to whenever they are launched from Test Explorer window. The problem I am facing is that from the unit test code I cannot connect to the MongoDb container, the service name defined in docker-compose.yml cannot be resolved.

Here are the contents of the docker-compose.yml file:

During the test, I've got the following error message:

I have created a sample c# console application to connect to mongodb hosted on CentOS machine on a docker.

The command used to create container is below:

docker run -d --name mongodb-container -p 2020:27017 -v /home/mongodb_data:/var/lib/mongodb/data -v /home/mongodb_log:/var/log/mongodb -v /home/mongod.conf:/etc/mongod.conf -e MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_USERNAME=mongoadmin -e MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD=secret mongo

System Ip is : 172.17.103.158 Mongodb docker port is : 2020

Now coming to c# code

I am using a MongoDB v3.6.2 instance on Docker in my local dev environment. Upgrading the MongoDB.Driver NuGet package from 2.7.0 to 2.7.1 makes the following code throw an exception.