Percona ClusterSync for MongoDB 1.0.0 is Generally Available

October 6, 2026
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Radoslaw Szulgo
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On behalf of the entire product and engineering team, I’m pleased to announce that Percona ClusterSync for MongoDB (PCSM) 1.0.0 is now generally available with all its features inside. It is production-ready, fully supported, and already proven on real multi-terabyte migrations. If you want to move off MongoDB Atlas, MongoDB Enterprise, or MongoDB Community to Percona Server for MongoDB, or move a cluster between data centers, PCSM gets you there with near-zero downtime.

What PCSM does

PCSM is a cluster-to-cluster synchronization tool that replicates data from a source MongoDB cluster to a target cluster while your applications keep running. It first clones the existing data, then streams every change in real-time until you are ready to cut over. ClusterSync automatically handles all indexes and Data Description Language (DDL) operations. Moreover, you can run the filtered synchronization for a specific database or collection. This is a perfect solution for leaving vendor lock-in with MongoDB Atlas, migrating your deployment to a different data center, or troubleshooting your production data in an isolated, cloned environment. 

What’s new in 1.0.0

The biggest addition in 1.0.0 is high availability for the replication process itself, which makes PCSM ready for enterprise and multi-data-center setups.

  • High availability during replication: run several PCSM instances with the same source and target. One instance replicates while the others wait on standby. If the active instance fails, the standby automatically takes over and resumes from the last checkpoint. You can place instances across different data centers, so a failed node or site no longer halts a migration.
  • Sharding support is now generally available: migrate from a sharded source to a sharded cluster or a replica set. For sharded-to-sharded moves with ranged shard keys, PCSM pre-splits target chunks to match the source boundaries.
  • Parallel sync to multiple targets: replicate one source cluster to several target clusters at the same time. Each PCSM instance has its own namespace filters, so every target can get a different set of data.
  • Extended platform support: new packages for RHEL 10, Rocky Linux 10, AlmaLinux 10, Oracle Linux 10, and Debian 13 (Trixie), on both x86_64 and ARM64.

The release also improves error handling, connection pool tuning, and Kubernetes compatibility. See the 1.0.0 release notes for the full list and upgrade steps.

Production-ready and proven in battle

PCSM has already carried real production workloads off Atlas. PriceShape, a Danish pricing-intelligence SaaS company, had run out of Atlas disk capacity and hit oplog limits on its update-heavy workload. With PCSM, it moved about 6.6 TB of data from MongoDB Atlas to Percona Server for MongoDB on Amazon EKS.

PCSM ran the initial full sync and then kept both clusters in lockstep via change-stream replication until cutover. The switch finished inside PriceShape’s required downtime window, with no impact on our users. Today, PriceShape runs without its old disk and oplog constraints and is planning to shard for further growth. Their success story is not only about using the right tools, but also partnering with Percona experts.

“With Percona, we can always get the help and support we need with just a Slack message, and the support engineers take their time reviewing our environment before answering, instead of just referring to the documentation. We knew the migration wouldn’t be without its hiccups—but Percona quickly involved the relevant persons to help us move forward as soon as something came up, and we completed the migration without impacting our customers.” — Mads Toustrup-Lønne, VP of Technology, PriceShape

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PCSM 1.0.0 is free and open-source, backed by Percona Support, for teams that want experts by their side during a migration.

Planning a move off Atlas or between data centers? Talk to Percona, and we will help you plan it.

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