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Feature enhancement
The MongoDB client configuration does not expose connection pool settings. Users cannot configure the minimum/maximum pool size or the maximum idle time for pooled connections. Additionally, the MongoDB client does not set an application name identifier.
The MongoDB client now supports three new configuration properties for connection pool management:
mongodb.maxConnectionIdleTime - controls how long idle connections remain in the pool (default: 600000ms / 10 minutes)
mongodb.minPoolSize - sets the minimum number of connections in the pool (default: 10)
mongodb.maxPoolSize - sets the maximum number of connections in the pool (default: 100)
The MongoDB client also now sets the application name for better monitoring and debugging.
No. All new configuration properties have sensible defaults and are backward compatible. Existing configurations will continue to work without any changes.