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MongoDB for Oracle DBA’s Part 8 : Understanding Data Distribution between Shards

With previous post, we have configured the two shards with each having replicaset rs0 and rs1.

In this post we will insert some data and observe how the data distribution is happening between shards.

To do the data distributed,

firstly the database must have the sharding enabled secondly, the collection which data need to […]

MongoDB for Oracle DBA’s Part 7 : Adding a New Shard to existing Cluster in Standalone Server

In this post we will see how to Add a new shard shard2 and new replicaset rs1

Create Directories Create Config Files Start the instances in replicaset rs1 add the instances for replication to replicaset rs1 add the replicaset rs1 to shard

The final diagram in my single host, Mongos , MongoC, MongoD with replicaset […]

MongoDB for Oracle DBA’s Part 6 : Creating a Shard for ReplicaSet in Standalone Server

In previous post we saw, to create a replicaset like standby in standalone server.

Basically with a replicaset the read/writes can be achieved via primary node and secondary nodes are inaccessible, this creates a concurrency issues with single node cluster. So we create a shard i.e data partitioning across nodes. The data will be distributed […]

MongoDB for Oracle DBA’s Part 5 : Converting Standalone MongoDB Database to Single Replicaset in Standalone Server

In Previous post we saw, how to install MongoDB and Create a standalone database.

In this post we will see how to achieve high availability in MongoDB by using replicasets. In MongoDB the high availability is acheived by using replicaset as like Standby in Oracle. They are called as Primary and Secondary Replicaset. Whenever there […]

MongoDB for Oracle DBA’s Part 4 : Creating Standalone MongoDB Database

In this post, we will see how to create a standalone MongoDB Instance.

Installation is pretty straight forward just download and modify few configuration options and start the instance. This is just to prepare and know ourself, whilst the next posts will be continuation of this post , to convert the single instance to […]