MongoDB Atlas Infinite: Scale Compute and Storage Independently | .local NYC 2026
Learn more about Atlas Infinite: https://mdb.link/yzT527FWczA-landing Compare Atlas deployment options: https://mdb.link/yzT527FWczA-options Subscribe to the MongoDB for Developers YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@MongoDBDevelopers?sub_confirmation=1 There's an old tradeoff behind every scaling decision: pay for capacity you don't need, or risk not having enough when it counts. Atlas Infinite ends that guesswork — separating compute from storage so each scales independently, on your terms, not your worst-case estimate. See it in action with a live technical demo, followed by a conversation with Okta on how it's helping their team avoid over-provisioning capacity while automatically scaling with unpredictable authentication traffic. Chapters: 00:00 Why AI is changing database workloads 01:09 From cloud adoption to AI-scale demand 01:47 Why AI agents create unpredictable database load 02:05 Atlas at scale: a decade of growth 03:05 Introducing MongoDB Atlas Infinite 03:42 Independent compute and storage scaling 04:24 Scaling, storage, performance, and customer results 05:48 Carrier on data growth and resilience 08:16 Atlas Infinite demo overview 10:19 Sneaker-drop demo: shoppers, bots, and agents 12:21 Handling unexpected data growth 12:54 Automatic elasticity under rising demand 14:44 Self-tuning storage and compute scaling 16:05 Preparing for an unexpected traffic surge 16:41 Adding compute before the surge 18:18 Adding read capacity during a spike 19:28 Launch-day results 20:10 Security by architecture 21:01 Atlas Infinite recap: elasticity, performance, and security 23:41 What Atlas Infinite means for developers and leaders 24:39 Public Preview and getting started 25:21 Okta on resilience and Atlas Infinite 28:12 How AI agents affect platform requirements 29:02 Scaling compute and storage independently 30:24 Building flexibility for variable demand 31:20 Customer feedback and close #MongoDB #AtlasInfinite #AI Visit Mongodb.com → https://mdb.link/MongoDB Read the MongoDB Blog → https://mdb.link/Blog MongoDB for Developers YouTube Channel → https://www.youtube.com/@MongoDBDevelopers