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Add setup instruction on Amazon DocumentDB support, including SSH tunneling and PrivateLink info.

Keeping this as draft until post-release.

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sidebar_label: 'Amazon DocumentDB'
description: 'Step-by-step guide on how to set up Amazon DocumentDB as a source for ClickPipes'
slug: /integrations/clickpipes/mongodb/source/docdb
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slug: /integrations/clickpipes/mongodb/source/docdb
slug: /integrations/clickpipes/mongodb/source/documentdb

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## Configure change stream log retention {#configure-change-stream-log-retention}

By default, Amazon DocumentDB has a 3-hour change stream log retention period, initial load may take much longer depending on existing data volume in your DocumentDB. We recommend setting the change stream log retention to 72 hours or longer to ensure that it is not truncated before the initial snapshot is completed.
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By default, Amazon DocumentDB has a 3-hour change stream log retention period, initial load may take much longer depending on existing data volume in your DocumentDB. We recommend setting the change stream log retention to 72 hours or longer to ensure that it is not truncated before the initial snapshot is completed.
By default, Amazon DocumentDB has a 3-hour change stream log retention period, while initial load may take much longer depending on existing data volume in your DocumentDB. We recommend setting the change stream log retention to 72 hours or longer to ensure that it is not truncated before the initial snapshot is completed.


### Update change stream log retention via AWS CLI {#update-change-stream-log-retention-via-aws-cli}

To check the current change stream log retention period via AWS CLI:
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After scrolling through the helpful screenshots one may lose track of the headings and think it's the next step

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To check the current change stream log retention period via AWS CLI:
Alternatively, you can configure this via AWS CLI. To check the current change stream log retention period:

(if looks good, trim "via AWS CLI" in the next one too)

For more information refer to the source MongoDB setup guides linked at [the top of this page](#prerequisites).
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<Image img={mongodb_connection_details} alt="Fill in connection details" size="lg" border/>
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Should this screenshot be updated for continuity (don't see the SSH toggle there)?

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