Self-hosted apps that integrate with MongoDB Atlas

9 open-source, self-hostable projects list MongoDB Atlas as an integration.

• Rocket.ChatSelf-hosted, open-source chat platform for teams and citizens: channels, threads, voice and video, end-to-end encryption, LDAP/SSO, and Matrix federation.
• AppsmithOpen-source low-code platform for self-hosted internal tools, admin panels and dashboards, deployed as one Docker container or via Helm with Git version control.
• vaultSelf-hosted, source-available secrets server that issues dynamic cloud and database credentials, offers encryption as a service, and logs every access for audit.
• parlantOpen-source, self-hosted conversational harness for customer-facing AI agents: guidelines, journeys, canned replies and tools matched per turn by a FastAPI server.
• NightscoutOpen-source web app that turns CGM sensor readings into a live shared chart with alarms and 30-minute forecasts. Runs on Node.js plus MongoDB; Compose file included.
• PritunlSelf-hosted distributed VPN server for OpenVPN, WireGuard and IPsec with a web console, SSO and 2FA, MongoDB-backed clustering and site-to-site links.
• openrunA self-hosted GitOps platform that deploys web apps to Docker or Kubernetes using declarative config, with built-in SSO, RBAC, and database bindings.
• striderSelf-hosted, open-source continuous integration and deployment server built on Node.js with MongoDB, extended by plugins for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Heroku and Slack.
• amuxSelf-hosted control plane for parallel AI coding agents with shared task board, inter-agent messaging, self-healing, and mobile access.